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  1. 18 hours ago

    - is a "Cubes" example from Froggy, written on top of wgpu-rs by . is a native WebGPU implementation based on gfx-hal. is a prototype for Component Graph System.

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    Apr 2

    Update 0.4.0 of UniverCity. Implemented a scheduling system for building courses.

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    Mar 31

    The fifth edition of "This month in rustsim is online": addition of full complex numbers support to nalgebra!

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    Mar 30

    Hey exhibitors: anyone using for game development? I'd be interested to chat about what your experience has been like!

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  5. Mar 30

    A Rust/WASM reimplementation of Blobby Volley 2 by codec-abc * online demo: * code: * /r/rust thread:

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    Mar 30

    Starting off the weekend with a slightly overdue update to Tetra! The big feature of 0.2.14 is the Canvas type, which allows you to do off-screen rendering!

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    Mar 29

    I built a single player game using and . Code is hosted on , built on and deployed to . Here it is, enjoy:

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    Mar 29

    New effects and more in today's Robo Instructus beta-1.5 update

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    Mar 28

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    Mar 26
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    There's not much Rust-specific detail out there at the moment, but you can read for some underpinnings (built with a lot of Rust) and for Aether (mostly C++, some Rust) challenges. I'll see about pushing Rust content at some point!

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    Mar 26

    The stress test worked and was a key part of the largest real-time battle ever in terms of player numbers (that I'm aware of). Lots to do following this tech demo and we'll keep working with studios to push ourselves!

    Nearly 4,000 human players and more than 10,000 ships fought together in the EVE: Aether Wars GDC demo
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    Mar 26

    One day after the other, a game seems to emerge from pixel and code.

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    Mar 24

    I know I *should* build things using a game engine. In my job I don’t write my own frameworks, I use things like React. But having this level of control over things in games is rather freeing. Also makes it feel pretty solid :)

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    Mar 26

    Random gameplay footage :)

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    Mar 25

    Right fortification is crucial for survival.

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    Mar 22

    Since last time: 🏨 better build menu (with imgui) 👾 new and improved graphics 🛑 collision detection when building 👻👻 lots of things under the hood that you can't see but if you could you would love it

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  17. Mar 22

    Benchmarking gfx-portability with Dolphin Emulator on MacOS:

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    Mar 21

    My first Tending booth S1263 for 2 days is really exhausting but i'm glad I could attend my -also first- meeting organized by Chatting with and made me realize that the story of rust is in *really* good hands (i saw a demo!)

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    Mar 21

    I'll be here this evening! If you use Rust for game development, I'd love to hear more about your experiences! (or just chat in general)

    Tomorrow is the day of our inaugural GDC Meet/Greet! 5pm in the lobby of the Grand Hyatt - depending on how many people show up we might move to the bar right upstairs. If you come and don’t see handsome, strangely happy people in the lobby come up one floor!
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    Mar 21

    One of the benefits of making a turn-based game is that you can relatively easy separate the logic from the visuals and cover the former with tests. Added basic tests scenarios to and refactored state mutations:

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