u/Crierlon

By using CAGR and recent Steam survey data on Linux, Linux gaming users are on track to outnumber Xbox unit sales by 2030.

The main thing I forgot to bring up in that video is that the Steam Deck has sold about 5 million units, which is already roughly 1/7 of estimated Xbox units sold.

Future successes by Valve could push that number even higher over time. This research is why I felt confident shipping native binaries for a game I’m working on, and I hope it may be useful to others.

I know this is yet another editor. But I hope the approach is helpful for other people if they decide to start making a editor for their game in Bevy.

Main benefits of this SwiftUI inspired approach is it keeps the editor lean while giving me almost all I need to layout the scene.

I still get compile time checking benefits.

And most importantly, its very hedged approach in case Bevy team works faster than expected and finish a editor. This is like my 3rd iteration on a editor for Bevy.

There is automatic navigation mesh functionality in there, but I didn't link up the UI just yet. Its still a work in progress where I only add features when or if I actually need it to avoid scope creep and keep it a small and lean project.

Note: Staying on the dev branch is just temporary thing until the next release.