Fyrox 1.0.0 is the first stable release of the engine.

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Fyrox 1.0.0, a Rust-based 2D/3D game engine, has reached its first stable release after 7 years of development. Key additions include a project export CLI supporting PC, WebAssembly, and Android targets with CI/CD integration, a new input box widget, text trimming with ellipsis, animation editor improvements (key capture, background curve toggling), refactored async scene loading via plugin tasks, and an updated documentation book. The release also includes dozens of bug fixes covering crashes, rendering issues, UI styling, and editor stability. The small dev team plans to pause major features for a few months while continuing bug fixes.

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