performant
Specs is written in Rust, with low overhead and multithreading in mind. Virtual function calls are limited to a single one per system.
practical
Aimed to be used in real-world application. It offers high flexibility in terms of component storages and system execution.
parallel
Using Specs means getting parallelism without thinking too much about it. The Dispatcher automatically executes systems in parallel where possible.
pluggable
The types are designed to be pluggable and easy to integrate. For example, the Dispatcher allows all sorts of magic for system execution, but you don’t have to use it. Instead, you can also write your own. Also, you can freely define new components because no macros are used for building the world.
great support
Don’t hesitate to ask for help. We are happy to support you when using Specs. Just visit us on our Gitter channel.
extensible
The user can define own component storages and custom data for a system. To make this ergonomic, there’s even a custom derive implemented for this.
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