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The first release since the 0.8 release in August, Bevy 0.9 brings several improvements to the Rust powered open source game frameworks. Highlights of the Bevy 0.9 release include: HDR Post Processing, Tonemapping, and Bloom: Bevy has a new HDR post processing and tonemapping pipeline, which we used to implement …
Godot 4 game developers that wish to use the Rust programming language rejoice, a new GDExtension adding Rust language support has been released. Through the previous GDNative system Godot 3.x could support several programming languages. With Godot 4, they have moved to the GDExtension system which should make adding additional …
CLion is an IDE from JetBrains, the makers of IntelliJ IDEA, Rider, Fleet, WebStorm and several other programming tools. While the recently released Fleet is aimed at Visual Studio Code, CLion is aimed more at the full version of Visual Studio, or more specifically Visual C++. It is built on …
If you are looking for a streamlined but lightning quick alternative to Visual Studio Code, the in development Lapce editor may soon be perfect for you. It is currently very early in development, yet is already a very useable product. Lapce is written using the Rust language, is open source …
Fyrox is a free and open source Rust powered game engine with a full 3D editor, which just released version 0.27. Key features of the 0.27 release include: New Fish Folly game example Compile time reflection improvements Plugin system refactored ( and framework system removed ) Script interface refactored and …
Bevy, a popular open source Rust based game engine, just released version 0.8. This update adds several new features including a new material system, improvements to the ECS system but perhaps most of all is the new much more flexible and powerful camera system. Key features of Bevy 0.8 include: …
