Stride manual
These pages contain information about how to use Stride, an open-source C# game engine.
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Latest documentation
Recent updates
- Manual
- Updated Scripts - Best Practices - More content added
- Important Physics - Script a trigger - Example updated
- Important Physics - Triggers - Example updated
- Updated Graphics - Custom shaders - Troubleshooting section added
- New Glossary - New glossary section added
Previous updates
- Manual
- Updated Graphics - Materials - Materials for developers - Modifying parameters at runtime added
- New Scripts - Best Practices docs added
- New Physics - Bepu Physics docs added
- Updated Bullet Physics - Bullet Physics docs moved
- Updated Files and Folders - Game distribution steps updated
- Updated Scripts - Types of script - Asynchronous script example improved
- New Scripts - Gizmos - Description and example of the Flexible Processing system
- New ECS - Flexible Processing - Description and example of the Flexible Processing system
- Updated Linux - Setup and requirements - Fedora OS option added
- New Scripts - Serialization - Explanation of serialization
- Updated Scripts - Public properties and fields - Content improvements and additions
- New Engine - Entity Component model - Usage - Explanation of ECS usage
- Updated Engine - Entity Component model - Content improvements
- Updated Stride for Unity® developers - Content improvements
- Tutorials
- Contributing
- Updated Contributing - Roadmap - GitHub Project - Roadmap link added
- New Contributing - Core team - The Stride core team
- Updated Contributing - Roadmap - Status added