Flare is an open source game development framework written in C#, designed to allow the user to focus exclusively on their game design rather than the drawing or other areas of their game. Also check out Flare.GUI, a small library that uses Flare for simple GUI rendering. Changelogs: v1.1.1: Adds access to keyboard and mouse events, icon, vsync setting. Also adds color constructors to Sprite and Text classes. v1.1.0: Major (breaking) API refactor (hides OpenTK GameWindow) v1.0.1: 2D text rendering and sprite rendering capabilities, using images loaded from file using System.Drawing and fonts compiled using AngelCode's BMFont, http://kvazars.com/littera, or any other compatible system. For feature requests, issues, or contributions (which are welcome!), check out the Github page, https://github.com/WardBenjamin/Flare.Framework.
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Flare is an open source game development framework written in C#, designed to allow the user to focus exclusively on their game design rather than the drawing or other areas of their game. Also check out Flare.GUI, a small library that uses Flare for simple GUI rendering. Changelogs: v1.1.1: Adds access to keyboard and mouse events, icon, vsync setting. Also adds color constructors to Sprite and Text classes. v1.1.0: Major (breaking) API refactor (hides OpenTK GameWindow) v1.0.1: 2D text rendering and sprite rendering capabilities, using images loaded from file using System.Drawing and fonts compiled using AngelCode's BMFont, http://kvazars.com/littera, or any other compatible system. For feature requests, issues, or contributions (which are welcome!), check out the Github page, https://github.com/WardBenjamin/Flare.Framework.
We found that flare.framework demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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