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The Rust powered game engine Bevy just formed the Bevy Foundation. This is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable foundation with the following mission statement: Our mission is to promote, protect, and advance the free and open source Bevy Engine and related open source projects. We coordinate and promote its continued maintenance
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The Rust powered open source 2D/3D ECS based game engine Bevy just released Bevy 0.13. This release comes a mere 3 months since Bevy 0.12 and contains hundreds of changes and improvements. Highlights of the Bevy 0.13 release include: Be sure to check the complete release notes available below for
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Coming just 4 months after the release of Bevy 0.11 this weekend Bevy 0.12 was released. Considering the short distance of time since the last release its somewhat staggering the extent of new features in this version, including a new renderer, a rewritten asset system, new light interaction options and
If you are looking for a relatively simple but full functional 2D Rust powered game engine, the Comfy Engine may be right for you. With a design inspired by other GameFromScratch favorite frameworks such as RayLib and Love2D, Comfy provides most of the functionality you would need to create a
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Coming four months after the last release, the open source Rust powered game engine Bevy just released Bevy 0.11. There are a number of new features in this data oriented game framework including the addition of TAA (temporal anti aliasing) as well as SSAO (screen space ambient occlusion). Highlight features
The open source Rust powered Fyrox (originally RG3D) game engine just released version 0.30, the biggest update to the engine since it’s initial release. Fyrox is one of two major Rust game engines (the other being Bevy, although Rust extensions for Godot also exist) and it is the game engine
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Bevy, the free and open source data driven Rust powered 2D/3D game engine, just released Bevy 0.10. This is the first release since Bevy 0.9 in November of 2022 and it brings a host of new features. Features in the Bevy 0.10 release include: Key Links Bevy Homepage Bevy 0.10
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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
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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
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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
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