Fyrox 1.0.0

Summary

I'm happy to announce that after 7 years in development the first stable Fyrox 1.0.0 was released! Fyrox is a modern game engine written in Rust, it helps you to create 2D and 3D games with low effort using native editor; it is like Unity, but in Rust. This release is huge compared to the last one (0.36). Make sure to check release notes for release-candidate versions as well as the release notes on this page. This release took a lot of effort, a lot of polishing and attention to details. Yet, the development team of the engine is quite small with little to no funding, so it is impossible to catch all the bugs and polish all the "rough" parts. If you find a bug, confusing or incomplete documentation, please file an issue (opens new window) or propose a solution by creating a pull request (opens new window). Your feedback is very valuable to improve the engine, make it more stable and easy to use. Release-Candidate Release Notes Make sure to also check release notes for the two release-candidates for 1.0.0, which essentially summarizes all the changes in 1.0.0 compared to 0.36.2. Installation Use the link (opens new window) to download page to learn how to install this release. Project Export CLI It is now possible to configure continuous integration/continuous delivery (CI/CD) for games made with Fyrox. Each project built using the project manager has a special crate called export-cli. This crate offers a command line interface (CLI) for the same functionality that the editor uses when you export the game from it. This functionality is very important for team development where a project is developed by many developers of various roles. For example, even on small teams CI/CD with this CLI will automate builds for QA. Options There are number of useful options that can be used to simplify testing of the produced builds. -h, --help - show the detailed usage instructions for the CLI. -V, --version - prints version of the CLI. --target_platform <pc/wasm/android> - the ta...