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I would like to share an information of a less known Linux (and other OS) game engine i'm using and that is definitely worth checking if you have the time. To sum it up, Orx is a 2.5d data-driven game development engine. It is open source, ultra-fast, multi-platform and full-featured for C/C++ programmers.
The version 1.11 of the Orx Portable Game Engine has been released.
Some of the more notable features of the release are:
- Project build tool "Init” now supports the creation of orx/Scroll, Dear ImGui and orxArchive based projects
- Support changes for MinGW-w64, including new support for 64-bit, the addition of Visual Studio 2019 and removal of VS2013
- OSX/Retina and Windows high DPI display issues corrected
- Control over polled physical peripherals
- Text animations
- Object Lifetimes based on FX, sound, spawn, track and child, not just time
The full list of changes are available at: https://github.com/orx/orx/blob/1.11/CHANGELOG
You can download the 1.11 release here: https://github.com/orx/orx/releases/tag/1.11.
The up to date development version is located at: https://github.com/orx/orx
Orx's Website: https://orx-project.org/ (you can get to the Chat or Forums to get help from there)
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I tried it and so far it's great, everything is on wheels.
I don't know if you're part of the dev team but I encountered a problem with one of the tutorial on the wiki entitled "Mouse over Effect", and I'm losing it on this.
I understand it, it should work but it doesn't.
I've tried to subscribe to the forum to expose my problem but I must wait for an administrator to validate my application, don't know why...
Please, answer if you can help.
Cheers.
Edit :
Ok I've been approved on the forum and asked there. I find it weird to have to justify why you want to subscribe. Nevermind...
Last edited by TobyGornow on 8 June 2020 at 7:28 pm UTC
but I'm part of the 'helping to promote' team, as a user :P.
Awesome, you have a Chat here too: https://gitter.im/orx/orx
And they will open a Discord server soon.
I think it's for avoiding spamming?
'not sure, you can ask there. It's a small but nice community.
Last edited by Fully_Bugged on 9 June 2020 at 6:07 am UTC
The community seems really friendly, dedicated to their software (got an answer one hour later) and really kind to C++ butcher like me.
I think it's automated and, you're right, to avoid spamming.
'Just realized we never posted that 1.12, 1.13 and 1.14 each year has been released. Maybe I'll do a separate post to announce at least the last one.
Until then, the complete list of changes from all those versions can be found here:
https://github.com/orx/orx/blob/1.14/CHANGELOG
and the engine still here: https://orx-project.org/
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New 1.15 ORX Engine is available with 47+ updates, new features & quality of life improvements. 💪😍
➡️Download: https://github.com/orx/orx/releases/tag/1.15
➡️Changelog: https://github.com/orx/orx/blob/1.15/CHANGELOG
➡️Website: https://orx-project.org
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