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Lenga Engine 0.4 — Animation Workflow and Inspector Improvements
Lenga Engine 0.4 is a workflow release. The focus here is not a brand-new rendering pipeline or a dramatic rewrite of the runtime. It is the day-to-day authoring experience: making animation setup less fragile, making inspector editing clearer, and cutting down the friction that slows teams down while building scenes.
DevlogBuilding the Component System: GameObjects, Components, and Behaviours
Lenga's component model is built around a simple idea: keep scene objects small, let focused components do one job well, and use PHP `Behaviour` scripts for gameplay glue. That is a much better fit for the kind of editor-driven workflow we want than a deep inheritance tree full of special-case object types.
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Making a Platformer in Lenga: Part 1 — Movement and Jumping
In this tutorial, we'll build a simple platformer controller using the systems Lenga exposes cleanly: `Behaviour` scripting, `Input`, `Rigidbody2D`, and grounded checks. By the end, you'll have a character that moves left and right, jumps with a configurable impulse, and can be tuned directly from the Inspector.
PHPWhy PHP 8.5? A Deep Dive into Scripting Language Choice
Choosing a scripting language for a game engine is deeply personal, and we knew some people would raise eyebrows at our choice of PHP 8.5. Here's why it's the right call for Lenga.
Devlog3D Foundation in Lenga
Lenga opens 3D projects, renders scenes with mesh and model components, and gives you a dedicated 3D scene view in the editor. That foundation ties together project structure, camera flow, scene serialization, and authoring workflow inside the same engine model.