Minecraft Java team are open sourcing some of Minecraft’s code as libraries
Stockholm's Minecraft Java team are open sourcing some of Minecraft's code as libraries for game developers. Developers can now use them to improve their...
Unity Benchmark report approves WebAssembly load times and performance in popular web browsers
Unity has released a benchmarking report after two years since the last Unity Benchmark report comparing the performance and load times of WebAssembly with asm.js....
AMD open sources V-EZ, the Vulkan wrapper library
AMD has made V-EZ, the Vulkan wrapper library open source. The V-EZ wrapper is C based lightweight layer around Vulkan which reduces the complexity...
Minecraft is serious about global warming, adds a new (spigot) plugin to allow changes...
Minecraft Server Java Edition has added a new (spigot) plugin which changes climate mechanics in the game. This plugin adds the concept of greenhouse...
Unity switches to WebAssembly as the output format for the Unity WebGL build target
With the launch of Unity 2018.2 release last month, Unity is finally making the switch to WebAssembly as their output format for the Unity...
Dynamic Graphics
There is no question that the rendering system of modern graphics devices is complicated. Even rendering a single triangle to the screen engages many...
Scripting Strategies
In this article by Chris Dickinson, the author of Unity 5 Game Optimization, you will learn how scripting consumes a great deal of our...
Beyond Grading
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Kudos
As the final look of the frame is achieved during the compositing stage, there will always...
Hours 1-12: Your Quest Begins!
Dealing with the Game Jam "theme"
Virtually every Jam requires that you try to make a game that fits a theme. This is either a...
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