arsenal VS bevy

900s new commands were imported from the awesome https://github.com/Orange-Cyberdefense/arsenal project into Reconmap. This pushed us to add pagination, better search, sorting and so on to the command pages as it was otherwise impossible to find the right security command amongst the long list.

I'm really interested in feedback of those that tried "everything" to laterally move in the domain sets but failed. Have you tried everything from this mindmap for example? Much of that is out of scope on OSCP but will help you learn more about the mindset of moving in a domain.

2) It’s as simple as ‘commands.entity(entity).despawn();’ It’s used fir example in the Breakout example (line 383, sorry i think i can’t link specific lines on mobile). You can query for all entities with that type, and despawn them all, or despawn on a specific Event only.

Because (stable) Rust is relatively young the number of resources for game development are also relatively small. There is some fantastic work being done in the area like Bevy but nothing like the level of C++ or C# for example.

Hi! Bevy is great. It's still a bit under construction, but unless you want to make games commercially, that should be fine for you.

There are game engines written in Rust. Bevy is one: https://bevyengine.org/

From the sprite_sheet example, this loads a specific row from a sprite sheet (it so happens that sheet has only one row):

I'm the creator / lead developer of Bevy Engine, a free and open-source game engine built in Rust. Embark is one of our sponsors. Rust has been great for so many reasons:

Honestly, if you're interested in game dev, come give the Bevy game engine a try.

It's how I learned Rust, and I found that having something more tangible to focus on was really valuable. Start by learning the basics as a user, but if you're interested, feel free to dive into contributing: the team really cares about mentoring new contributors.

You could try one of the Rust game engines for example https://bevyengine.org/

Hello everyone! This is a prototype of vehicle simulator based on Rapier and Bevy written on Rust. inspired by Godot-6DOF-Vehicle-Demo.