Separate out the different types of objects...

• Base Objects
• Dynamic Objects
• Cameras
• Skyboxes

... as to be able to control their update and render calls, as well as to limit memory by limiting inheritance

Building the project on a fresh linux install has not been tested yet. There might be some missing information. Readme expansion may be necessary

Change the class structure to:

• Body -> Star
  |
  Planet
  |
  Moon
  |
  Asteroid

Building the project on a fresh windows install has not been tested yet. There might be some missing information. Readme expansion may be necessary

Implement a way to allow for different texture buffer sizes (for blurring, ssao, etc)

We need to be able to provide a bare minimum starting point for users to build their own games. Basically include the default Game.h / .cpp file and include extensive documentation on how to use the engine.

A wiki section that will document the engine's API is planned for the future.

I can't keep the linux branch separate from master forever. I need to be able to combine the source code for each platform such that no changes should be needed to compile on either platform. I will also need to create separate build sections, one for windows using VS and one for linux using make.

The engine code will need to be refactored mainly for readability. Sections of code will be split into several reasonable header and source files, and the code will be reasonably commented.

use m_CamelCase for variables
use p_CamelCase for parameters