My presentation of engine mobile features at PascalCafe 2024 has inspired me to polish more our mobile features. There’s something cool coming soon (ups, did I just leak a link to early release only for the bravest testers? yes!). For today, let me announce a few significant documentation updates around our engine: Our Android documentation …

It’s been a while since our last update for the 4.2 and 4.1 branches, but the wait should be worth it!

We’ve made a number of improvements to our unit and the associated examples in examples/network/tcp_connection. The allows to use a “classic” TCP/IP server/client architecture to communicate in Castle Game Engine applications. It relies on Indy — FPC developers will need to download it. The examples in examples in examples/network/tcp_connection show a simple client and server …

Last round of release candidates for the upcoming maintenance releases.

My presentation from International Pascal Congress in Salamanca, 2023 titled “Developing games and graphic visualizations in Pascal”, has just been published on YouTube (also embedded below)! I encourage to watch it, I think it turned out quite nicely 🙂 It is a bit different from my usual presentations — it’s not only about Castle Game …

I had a great time at Pascal Cafe conference today!
I made a presentation introducing Castle Game Engine and then discussing some details about mobile (Android and iOS) development with CGE.
You can watch:

Presentation slides

Sample application (…

We have returned from the Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco, so let’s talk about it!

A new node is on its way to help with parallax in 2D.

We have a new example examples/viewport_and_scenes/mesh_update that may be quite useful to many developers. It shows two approaches to update a mesh at runtime. This has a lot applications — e.g. you may want to animate / deform the mesh following some algorithm or allow for some user interactions or game events to change the …