New Evergine major release!

We are glad to release the first Evergine major version in 2023. One of the exciting aspects is that you can start playing with some of the most advanced graphics technologies for digital twins presented recently, like Neural Radiance Field (NeRF), which we will continue working on throughout 2023.

To bring the engine to the web platform, our team has taken advantage of the latest technologies, such as .NET 6 and Blazor, which allows us to compile the engine to WebAssembly (WASM) to run natively in the browser.

We have created an Evergine sample that combines the Nvidia Instant-ngp with Evergine, allowing you to create an Evergine project where you integrate a NeRF scene render.

The new Evergine major release will introduce some additions to help users during their work. We’ve also improved the Evergine Studio camera control with new features.

With the release of Evergine, developers can now easily create Vehicle Physics simulations. The vehicle physics model is simplified, eliminating the need to simulate each wheel and chassis as separate rigid bodies connected by Joints.

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