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Just a little reminder that Stride has been presented in a .NET Live! 🎥🎥🎥
Vaclav, Tebjan and I participated in a .NET live session to showcase the Stride engine, as well as some work done by users. Many questions were asked, and Manio answered many of them in the chat.
Live
The Stride team is happy 🙌 to announce the release of our refreshed Stride website. We have been working on this for a while, and we are excited to share these updates with you and hope you enjoy the enhanced browsing experience.
Announcement
Stride contributors are proud to announce a new release now running on .NET 6 supporting the latest C# 10. That means you can now head to the download page and start developing your games using the latest .NET technologies.
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The Striders discussed allocating their $4,220.48 USD budget for bug bounties and new features. Funding proposals include fullscreen Vulkan support, UI slowness bug research, Linux runtime support, decal support, morphing target animation support, and embedding Stride into UI frameworks. Release 4.1 is in progress, and an Epic grant proposal is being prepared.
Meeting
After a month on Open Collective, the Stride collective reached $1,984.31 USD and discussed funding for various projects. Plans for requesting an Epic grant are in progress. Ongoing development includes physics constraints, splines, and the upcoming release of version 4.1.
Meeting
Stride has been using Patreon and GitHub sponsors for a while now. However, in the recent community meeting of october 1st it became apparent that these donation platforms don't really suit all of our needs. Both GitHub sponsors and Patreon don't really show where the money is going.
Sponsor
It has been quite a while since we had a community meeting with the Stride community. On the 1st of October 2021 we had a good 2 hour chat about various topics on the Stride game engine.
Meeting
Stride 4.0 is now out of beta, and the Xenko game engine has been renamed to Stride. This release brings Voxel Cone Tracing GI, .NET 5 support, flexible GPU instancing, Vulkan improvements, and new documentation and tutorials. The Stride team is also welcoming new developers to contribute to the engine's development.
ReleaseTutorials
We're excited to announce that vvvv has released a new 3D engine for vvvv, our visual live-programming environment for .NET. Named "VL.Stride," it is essentially a wrapper around the Stride engine and can be used independently from the Stride Game Studio.
Announcement
On May the 8th we held another community meeting in the Discord. Its main goal was to talk about the ongoing work on Stride and its first official release after the rename to Stride.
Meeting