flame-engine/flame

This system is a comprehensive 2D and 3D game engine framework that provides a complete toolkit for building interactive applications. It offers a robust component-based architecture for managing game logic, rendering, and input handling, supported by a rich ecosystem of bridge libraries for physics, audio, and animation. The engine includes extensive documentation, interactive tutorials, and debugging tools to facilitate rapid development and performance optimization.

This period centered on the release of Flame 1.37.0, which introduced a comprehensive new effects system, a modernized game architecture, and a complete overhaul of the 2D rendering pipeline. The team significantly expanded the library's capabilities by adding new components for input handling, particle systems, and UI widgets, while simultaneously integrating bridge packages for physics, SVG, and state management. This was accompanied by a major documentation update using Sphinx and the creation of a unified example app to showcase the new features.

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This period focused on significantly expanding the engine's core capabilities, introducing a comprehensive camera system, a new text rendering pipeline, and advanced collision detection with quadtree support. The team also integrated external libraries for background processing, dialogue management, and 2D animations, while providing extensive examples and tutorials to demonstrate these new features.

72 changes

This period focused on introducing a comprehensive 3D rendering engine with support for lights, shaders, and skeletal animation, alongside new layout and text rendering systems. The team also expanded the ecosystem with packages for network assets, behavior trees, and dialogue, while significantly enhancing developer tools like the Flame Studio, DevTools integration, and console debugging.

51 changes

This period focused on significantly expanding the engine's capabilities in 3D graphics and user input. The team introduced a comprehensive 3D rendering pipeline with model parsing, skeletal animation, and WebGPU support, while also adding new packages for gamepad input, steering behaviors, and sprite atlases. Additionally, the gesture handling system was refactored to support a more flexible event dispatching architecture.

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