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 The current list of features includes:
-  * A complete Unreal Engine integration of the data-driven workflow. Both C++ and Blueprint development is supported.
+  * Fundamentally ECS. A complete Unreal Engine integration of the [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:ecs|data-oriented]] workflow.
-  * [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:ecs|ECS]] itself provides for some real architectural and development benefits as it's less prone to coupling and a lot more type-dynamic in its nature.
+  * Loyal to the ecosystem. Both C++ and Blueprint development paths are supported.
-  * Assign and customize your Trait/Detail blocks right from the Detail Panel in Unreal Editor.
+  * Best of two worlds. Flexible UObject-based [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:detail|Details]] and firm performant  [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:trait|Traits]].
-  * Dedicated user-friendly Blueprint node is provided as a center of mechanic evaluation.
+  * Pedal to the metal. Featuring the Chunk-based data storage that is hardware-friendly and [[wp>CPU_cache|cache]]-oriented by design. Quite a bit of performance optimizations on top: lookup tables for a faster Filtering, bitarray-based matching, mainline Component indexing and more.
-  * Versatile Component-including and -excluding filtering in the mechanics.
+  * Power at your fingertips. Our [[cpp>language/lambda|lambda]]-based [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:operating|operating]] with an argument dependency injection is your next favorite shorthand.
-  * Multiple Details of the same class on a single subjective are allowed. All of the available Detail combinations are processed in the operating body.
+  * Querying with ease. A versatile Component-including and -excluding filtering for the Mechanics.
-  * The Detail classes can be inherited for extra modularity and flexibility. Just create a common Mechanic with a common ancestor in the filter.
+  * Fine-grained selection. Bitwise [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:flagmark|Flagmark]] filtering support for boolean-based states.
-  * Dedicated user experience touches for some clear reading, validation and overall ease of use.
+  * Straightforward editing. Assign and customize your Component blocks right from the [[ue>ProgrammingAndScripting/Blueprints/Editor/UIComponents/Details/index.html|Details Panel]] in Unreal Editor.
-  * Several performance optimizations: caching, fast bit-array lookups, manual Belt assignment.
+  * Multiple Details of the same class on a single Subjective are supported. All of the available Detail combinations are processed in the Operating body.
-  * Concurrent (multi-threaded) iterating with a special compile-time [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:solidity|solid]] semantic.
+  * Inheritance at will. The Detail classes can be inherited for extra modularity and flexibility.
-  * [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:steady-tick|Steady-ticking]] implementation for some extra stability of your game frame-dependent logic.
+  * Concurrency scaling. Full multi-threaded iterating support with a dedicated compile-time [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:solidity|Solid]] semantic for extra safety. Supports [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:deferred|deferred]] execution of the transactions.
+  * Ready to speak traffic. An elegant and versatile custom [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:networking|networking]] solution built upon the Unreal's replication and RPC functionality.
+  * Dedicated in-Editor user experience touches for some clear reading, validation and overall ease of use.
+  * Stable clockwork. The [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus:steady-tick|steady-ticking]] implementation provides for some extra stability of your frame-dependent logic.
   * Thoroughly documented [[appi>|API]] with a dedicated [[en:toolworks:docs:apparatus|user manual wiki pages]].