stride3d/stride

This system is the Stride game engine, a cross-platform framework for building 3D and 2D games. It provides a comprehensive suite of tools for rendering, physics simulation, and asset management, supporting Windows, Linux, macOS, Android, and iOS. The codebase includes a modernized build system, updated sample projects, and integrated libraries for graphics, audio, and physics, all standardized under the Stride namespace.

This period was dominated by the comprehensive rebranding of the project from Xenko to Stride, involving a complete namespace and asset format migration across all samples and templates. The team also modernized the build system with .slnx formats, upgraded to .NET 10, and cleaned up legacy dependencies and unused code.

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This period focused on significantly expanding the C# tutorial library with comprehensive intermediate-level samples covering camera controls, physics, and UI. Simultaneously, the codebase improved cross-platform compatibility by adding native library support for various architectures and introducing MoltenVK for Apple graphics rendering.

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This period focused on integrating the BepuPhysics backend and adding new sample templates for 2D platformers, beginner tutorials, and code libraries. The build system was enhanced with native libraries for Vulkan, SPIR-V, and LLVM, while the CompareGold tooling received a web UI and headless capabilities.

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