laundmo

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   by laundmo 2y ago

   re: std::mem::forget not being used much On one hand, its just a shortcut to moving a value into the transparent ManuallyDrop struct and forgetting the result. In most cases, ManuallyDrop is the preferred way, as it allows encoding this beh
2. 2.▲
   by laundmo 4y ago

   It does in a way use a limited subset. Specifically, the borrow checker is rarely a concern since Bevys ECS storage abstracts that mostly away from the user.
3. 3.▲
   by laundmo 4y ago

   Edit: i was a dunce and explained data-driven, which it also is, but is not what you asked. Bevy is data oriented due to its ECS: roughly: which data an entity has attached to it decides which behaviours are run. Want something to have a he
4. 4.▲
   by laundmo 4y ago

   you're right, that warning could be improved as it assumes knowledge of how the Rust community usually does these things.
5. 5.▲
   by laundmo 4y ago

   bevy definitly runs in browsers, but since the browser support for WebGPU is limited, it currently uses the WebGL fallback.
6. 6.▲
   by laundmo 4y ago

   There was a user on discord a while back who got bevy running in some capacity on, I think, Xbox and Switch. He had trouble with the PlayStation, though. Since you have to sign NDAs with the companies to do that, I don't know what came
7. 7.▲
   by laundmo 4y ago

   would be a fair point if the releases weren't actually significant changes