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The Terathon Container and Math C++ libraries used on the C4Engine have just been open sourced. Originally it was announced a few days ago on Twitter by author Eric Lengyel however the Terathon Container Library was originally released under the GPL v3 license, which rendered the code unusable to the
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The wait for Godot 4 just got shorter, with the first official beta released and a feature freeze. What you see in this beta should be pretty much the same as what ships with Godot 4. Of course if you encounter any bugs or problems, be sure to report them.
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RayLib, a popular open source C/C++ based framework for game and multimedia development, just released RayLib 4.2. Almost a year after the release of RayLib 4.0, RayLib 4.2 has seen rapid growth in the number of contributors and much of the development of this release should make it easier for
The Machinery, a game engine we first covered in 2020 appears to have shut down and have done so in perhaps the worst way possible. On July 28th, 2022 they made changes to their EULA, then a few days later sent the following email to all of their users (including
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AMD have just released the source code to FidelityFX Super Resolution 2, or FSR 2 for short, along with an updated demo featuring the newly released Sponza scene. FSR 2, like NVIDIA’s competing DLSS is a way of rendering graphics at a lower resolution to keep resource costs lower, then
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Nearly one year ago GitHub launched Copilot in private beta and today Copilot is available in general release with a subscription attached. Copilot is a collaboration between Microsoft, GitHub and OpenAI and uses artificial intelligence to act as a virtual coding assistant. GitHub Copilot is described as: GitHub Copilot is
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After yesterdays news that Microsoft are killing off Atom, it’s possible you are looking for an alternative code editor but the Microsoft telemetry in Visual Code is putting you off? If so, VSCodium may be perfect for you. Essentially it’s a custom build of Visual Studio Code built automatically without
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Just one month after the beta release, the popular open source vector graphics based application Inkscape just released Inkscape 1.2. Available for Windows, Mac and Linux, the 1.2 release adds tons of new features and user interface improvements. Highlight features of the 1.2 release include: Inkscape documents can now hold
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At the Google developer Conference Google.io, the next release of Flutter, Flutter 3, as well as a new game development oriented toolkit, the Casual Games Toolkit, were released. The Flutter 3 release focuses heavily on bringing Flutter support to more devices with Linux, Windows and Mac now being official supported.
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Twitter user @foone just tweeted about the open sourcing of Argonaut’s BRender, or Blazing Render, game engine. The source code is available on GitHub under the MIT open source license. Foone also has a wiki page which includes a list of games created using BRender, including titles such as Carmageddon
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