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Midinous is an interesting audio tool for creating MIDI sequences that launched today on Steam. Midinous enables you to create songs easily by creating a sequence of notes on a grid, which can either be played using the built-in synth or as a MIDI control device for your DAW of […]
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PCUI, the open source PlayCanvas User Interface toolkit, just released version 2. PCUI is used to create the UI of the PlayCanvas game engine (check out our PlayCanvas tutorial available here) that was first released in October of 2020. It provides all the common user interface controls you would expect
The popular open source painting/drawing application Krita just released the first beta of Krita 5. A ton of improvements behind the scene, including a new 5 years in development resource management system and a UI design should make Krita 5 more enjoyable to use. Of course it comes with several
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First released in Preview back in June, Unreal Engine 4.27 was just released. From the perspective of game developers, this release is somewhat light, being instead focused heavily on film and media features. One major new feature of Unreal Engine 4.27 however is integration of Rad Game Tools (which Epic
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The Flax game engine just released version 1.2, bringing several new features to this young game engine. Flax Engine 1.0 was released the end of 2020, with the Flax Engine 1.2 release being the second major release to date. Another major accomplishment of the Flax Engine is the release of
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Even though development of Godot 4 is well under way, the Godot 3.x branch continues to receive updates, with the most recent full release being Godot 3.3 in April. Today we have the Beta 2 release of the Godot Game Engine with several new features, including one massive new feature,
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Ultra App Kit was first released in April earlier this year and it provided a light weight C++ framework for creating GUI applications, specifically game development tools. There was one massive problem with that release… it was Windows only. With the release of Ultra App Kit 1.1, Linux and MacOS
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Microsoft have recently released preview 2 of their massive IDE Visual Studio 2022. Visual Studio 2022 brings several new features to the table including: Our 64-bit upgrade Take advantage of all your computer’s resources to scale Visual Studio to the largest of projects and complex workloads without running out of
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Spine 4 was just released by Esoteric Software. Spine is a powerful tool we have covered several times on GameFromScratch, including this now several years old Hands-On guide. The version 4 release brings several new features including: a complete reworking of graphs enabling your to see all keys at once,
The Machinery, a game engine by Our Machinery, has just left beta and is now available in early access. What exactly does this mean? You can now license the engine for commercial use and we have detailed pricing details, which includes a 50% discount for early adopters. The pricing of
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