Chroma 0.62.0

Chroma Framework

Chroma is a 2D game development framework focused on quick prototyping.

Change log

Changes in release 0.62.0

• Dispatcher was extended to allow execution of tasks from non-async callers.
• Actions scheduled to run on main thread can now return values.

Changes in release 0.61.1

• Game base class now implements IDisposable.
• Game base class now exposes protected void OnDispose() that is called at the beginning of Dispose() method execution.

Changes in release 0.61.0

• Added Vector2 and Vector3 constructors for Camera class.
• Added a convenient way to cut a sub-texture out of a larger texture.
• Removed obsolete overloads for RenderTo, WithCamera and Batch RenderContext calls.

Changes in release 0.60.1

• Added extension methods overloading Rumble and RumbleTriggers for ControllerDriver allowing use of float values in range 0.0-1.0.
• Updated SDL_gpu to draw pixel-perfect lines and rectangles, thanks to Avahe Kellenberger.
• Linux native dependencies will now properly target the built-in SDL library instead of the system one.
• Added RenderContext overloads for RenderTo, WithCamera and Batch aiming to reduce closure allocation on call. The old overloads are now obsolete and will be removed in release 0.61.

Usage

Simply reference this package and use the following template to get started:
GameCore.cs

using System.Numerics;
using Chroma;
using Chroma.Graphics;

namespace MyGame
{
  public class GameCore : Game
  {
    public GameCore()
      : base(new(false, false))
    {
    }

    protected override void Draw(RenderContext context)
      => context.DrawString("Hello, world!", new Vector2(16, 16));
  }
}

Program.cs

using System;

namespace MyGame
{
  static class Program
  {
    static void Main(string[] args)
      => new GameCore.Run();
  }
}

Examples of how to use Chroma's can be found in the example repository.