News

The Evergine.Cesium add-on brings a globe-scale digital Earth to .NET: 3D Tiles, streamed terrain and geospatial placement of your own content.

The Gaussian Splatting add-on adds the compressed SOG format and full WebGPU rendering: lighter scenes and Gaussian Splatting on the web.

Evergine now integrates with Avalonia: modern .NET user interfaces and industrial 3D rendering in a single cross-platform application.

Texture Views are now first-class in Evergine’s low-level graphics API: reference subranges, reinterpret pixel formats and change view type with no copies.

Why Evergine moved to a reverse Z-Buffer: how depth precision works, the floating-point problem it solves and what changes in your scenes.

We are excited to announce that the second major Evergine release of 2025 is here! We also want to celebrate surpassing 4.5 million downloads.

New KTX2 support enables GPU-ready texture compression, reducing VRAM usage and loading times while maintaining visual quality in 3D applications.

The latest version enhances the Gaussian Splatting add-on with Spherical Harmonics support, new components, improved performance, and smoother Evergine integration.

The new experimental WebGPU template enables GPU-accelerated 3D apps to run directly in the browser, delivering advanced rendering and high performance.

Evergine expands its engine with Mesh Shaders and Meshlets support, optimizing graphics performance and unleashing the full power of modern GPUs.