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Optional asset packs (models, materials, particles) to add to a Stride game.

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Aug 14, 2026
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Install

dotnet add package Stride.Templates.AssetPacks --version 4.4.0-beta5
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net10.0

README

Stride dotnet new templates

C# project templates for Stride, an open-source 3D game engine. Use them to scaffold a new Stride game from the command line.

dotnet new install Stride.Templates.Games
dotnet new stride-game -n MyGame
cd MyGame && dotnet run --project MyGame.Windows

Packages

Package Templates Notes
Stride.Templates.Games stride-game Blank starter; bundled with the GameStudio installer
Stride.Templates.Games.Starters stride-fps, stride-platformer2d, stride-topdownrpg, stride-thirdpersonplatformer, stride-vrsandbox Opinionated genre starters
Stride.Templates.Samples 18 feature demos (tutorials, graphics, physics, UI, particles, input, audio…) Self-contained samples

dotnet new -l after installing any of these lists every available stride-* short name.

Common parameters

Parameter Values Meaning
-n / --name string Project name; substituted everywhere MyTemplate would appear
--platforms host / windows / linux / macos / ios / android (repeat for multiple) Per-platform exec projects to include. host auto-detects current OS.
--HDR true / false HDR rendering pipeline (requires --graphicsProfile >= 10.0)
--graphicsProfile 9.0 / 10.0 / 11.0 Shader feature level
--orientation Default / LandscapeLeft / LandscapeRight / Portrait Mobile display orientation

Per-template parameter list: dotnet new <template> --help.

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