[Animats]

I'm using Rend3 for a Second Life/Open Simulator client. The current system with Rend3 has one thread doing nothing but refreshing the screen, while other lower-priority threads are independently changing the scene based on incoming messages from the network. Is that something the Bevy architecture can handle? Should I consider switching to Bevy?

[_cart]

Pipelining allows rendering and app logic to run in parallel. You can adapt to changes from the network when the app logic runs, so in that sense, it seems like a good fit. And you can use bevy_tasks to spawn background tasks (and spawn tasks across different thread pools, if that is required). I think it is worth considering Bevy, but I also think Rend3 is a great piece of software. We discuss rendering with that project's lead constantly :)