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@Noofbiz Noofbiz released this 26 May 14:25
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Engo v1.0 is now available! Grab this if you want to use it in your games without dealing with changes due to recent developments.

Changes since the beginning to v1.0

  • Demos now require the build tag demo. This is so you can easily go get engo.io/engo ./... without waiting on building all the demos.
  • SetHeadless() was removed as it never actually did anything. It would set the opion but then it would be reset when Run was called.
  • engo.PreloadedSpriteSingle is now engo.LoadedSprite
  • engo.Files.Load and engo.Files.LoadMany have been merged into one function engo.Files.Load which does the same thing as engo.Files.LoadMany allowing an indefinite ammount of parameters to be passed in.
  • engo has been split in engo (which contains stuff about creating windows, starting the game, creating an OpenGL context, input handling, etc.) - and common (which contains a lot of common System implementations for common tasks (RenderSystem, CameraSystem, AudioSystem, etc.)
  • engo.Width() and engo.Height() have been changed to engo.GameWidth() and engo.GameHeight() respectively.
  • RenderComponent.Scale is now no longer a method, but a variable you can change / access directly.
  • engo.NewRenderComponent was removed. You can now define the values you want directly by using engo.RenderComponent{}. Note that the Drawable is still required.
  • ecs.Entity changed to ecs.BasicEntity, world.AddEntity is gone - a lot has changed here. The entire issue is described here, while this comment in particular, should help you migrate your code.
  • Renamed engo.io/webgl to engo.io/gl, because the package handles more than only webgl.
  • github.com/EngoEngine/engo -> engo.io/engo - Our packages engo, ecs and gl should now be imported using the engo.io path.
  • engi.XXX -> engo.XXX - We renamed our package engi to engo.
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