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Introduction

Bevy Quick StartBevy

The first page of the official Bevy Quick Start guide for learning the Rust game engine.

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The Bevy Quick Start guide begins with this introduction. Bevy describes itself as a refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust, free and open source under your choice of the MIT or Apache 2.0 licences.

The introduction sets out Bevy's design goals: capable, simple, data focused with an Entity Component System architecture, modular, fast and productive. The guide then continues with Getting Started, Next Steps and troubleshooting.

What it covers

  • What Bevy is and its design goals
  • Getting Started with your first Bevy app
  • Next steps and troubleshooting
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