Jan Hohenheim
Author, Software Engineer and Researcher
Zürich, Switzerland
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Jan Hohenheim worked in the software industry as a programmer, project lead and Scrum master. He wrote a book about Rust for Packt Publishing called "The Rust Standard Library Cookbook".
He is currently a member of the Institute of Neuroinformatics of the UZH and ETH Zurich.
He spends his free time developing games with the Bevy engine, for which he has contributed numerous open source tools. He also volunteers for the Rust gamedev working group.
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Modern Game Development using the Bevy Engine
A very special engine is emerging as the tool of choice for game development in Rust. The Bevy engine uses a novel purely data driven approach called "Entity-Component-System" (ECS) that makes development different from other game engines of the past.
In this talk, I will explain what an ECS is, present the Bevy engine and show how to code simple games.
I will also highlight some plugins and tools created by the community to show how to quickly create dialogs with NPCs, import 3D scenes from Blender, move characters, interact with physics, etc.
At the end, there will be time for some questions.
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