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This new version of Evergine comes with the ability to create immersive VR applications with the OpenXR standard and the possibility to deploy your project into a Meta Quest family device.

In the latest version of Evergine, we have integrated Add-Ons/packages management into Evergine Studio. You don’t have to add Add-Ons references manually editing your project file anymore!

To improve the usability and ease of integration in new projects, one of the chosen features is our very own Mixed Reality Toolkit. Here are all the details!

After some time working internally with ARR, we are making it publicly available in Evergine through our brand-new Add-Ons system.

We analyze the whole process of renaming an already consolidated brand, from the name to the visual identity, using as an example the renaming of our graphic engine Wave Engine to the current Evergine.

We are thrilled to share all the cool things we built last year in our graphics engine. We started WaveEngine 10 years ago with a great team of professionals, we have learned a lot in all this journey and now we are ready to move forward with this project to the next level and that is why we have decided to rebrand this technology to Evergine with a clear vision: to create a great graphics engine based on the C# language to bring the latest advances on graphics computers to the industrial sector, to make it possible for companies to update or create new products with 3D content easier than before, and for them to offer it across a wide range of devices and platforms.

A prefab is an asset that contains a serialized entity and can be instanced in your scene. Evergine is adding an early version of our new Prefab system, with a core of new features while we’re working on adding new interesting ones in the short future. In this first version, we support the prefab creation and instancing, and we plan to add a full feature-complete editor in our next version.

Raytracing is a technology that allows us to improve the realism of our render. The Evergine team has unified the DirectX12 DXR and Vulkan Raytracing APIs into a single common API. To showcase the capabilities of Evergine's low-level raytracing API, in conjunction with the release of Evergine, we have created a raytracing demo that you can download from GitHub.

Evergine itself uses NuGet format to be distributed, and thanks to that we provide many built-in behaviors, components or services. But it’s not that easy if you want to share assets like textures, effects or materials from the Content folder of an Evergine project. To solve this problem, we have been working in a new package system, that will let you distribute assets that could be reused in many projects.

In Evergine we are putting a lot of effort into improving the official Documentation. This was one of our major weak points in WaveEngine, and taking that into account we are proud to show our new Documentation website.