SharpGraph visual logic
Build gameplay visually. SharpGraph turns typed graphs into C#, with events, async actions and step-by-step debugging.
- Typed .rsg graphs
- Normal .NET builds
- Graphs to editable C#
Events and types
Connect events, conditions, loops and functions. Search from a wire finds compatible operations; types and overloads are visible before you run.
- Conditions, loops, functions and collections
- Compatible operations from a wire
- Type and overload checking
C# generation
An .rsg graph generates ordinary C# and builds with your project. Graph behaviors work beside handwritten code, with Inspector parameters and prefabs.
- .rsg → C# → .NET build
- Inspector parameters and resource references
- Prefab instances and overrides
Debugging and async actions
Pause on blocks, step through execution and inspect values and the stack. Subgraphs, state machines and cancellable Task/ValueTask organize complex behavior.
- Breakpoints, stepping, stack and values
- Cancellable Task/ValueTask
- State machines and subgraphs
Related features
All featuresA C# game engine with .NET 10
Build gameplay systems with C#/.NET 10. A typed API, integrated IDE and visual graphs work together in one project.
C# / .NET 10
Code beside your game. Semantic highlighting, Roslyn completion and C# refactoring inside the Reckfell editor.
A game engine for your first project
Your first game starts with one level. A ready-made 3D starting point, C# or SharpGraph and guides from installation to export.
Questions and answers
Are graphs interpreted during gameplay?
No. C# is generated and compiled. Some behaviors use a small runtime library.
Can any C# be converted to a graph?
No. Graphs generate C#. Arbitrary reverse conversion is not supported.
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SharpGraph visual programmingBuilt-in IDEC# programmingThe Reckfell community
News, source code and a direct line to the team.
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Windows x64, C#/.NET 10 and SharpGraph. Free for personal and commercial games.