Updates

Within the new Evergine 2022.9.28, we released a new version of our Evergine.Mathematics library, which uses a hardware-accelerated instruction set designed by the CPU manufacturers.

Evergine improved its particle system: From now on, it will be an asset with its own editor, easing and helping the development when dealing with multiple instances of the same particle system.

In the latest version of Evergine, we support ImGui and three of its best extra modules to enable rich interfaces and tools inside your Evergine applications.

Discover how to add Vulkan and DirectX12 available backends to Evergine Studio step by step with the source code and an example test.

We are going to publish 2 major versions this year, the first one in February and the second one in September, and here you have the first with a lot of new features and improvements.

This new version of Evergine has added several fixed and improvements into the Prefab System. The most significant new features are the possibility of adding and removing components to a Prefab Instance entity and the option of adding components.

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.