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can i get the game engine

Baldi's Basics also has the same dithering for sprites and even the pause animation and even a lot more!

i would like to see such thing implementet in an actual shader for minecraft

You’re S tier. Subbed. You code with the same passion I drive Hornets with in DCS. And all high skill programmers are so adept at language and optimization it shines through in your excellent narrative. No wasted words proper compressor on the music. 10/10

Return of Obra Dinn has a really nice dithering shader, one of the goals of it was to stop pixels of non-flat textures from shimmering when you move - dithering dots instead of staying where they were on the screen, try to stay where they were in the world.

This looks cool

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very very cool

yo fire video 🔥please make more computer graphics vids

This is really cool! I wanted to run the Floyd Steinberg algorithm at a higher resolution, and I figured out you just have to edit lines 41 and 42 of src/Scene/Effects/FloydSteinbergEffect.h. I couldn't run it at 1080p though. I got around 40 fps at 540p. It reminds me of my e-ink tablet. I bet they use similar algorithms.

nice, floyd-steinberg sounds like a good mid-way point in a grayscale image to ascii converter

someone gotta put this on a flip display

awesome

but whyyyyyyy, it hurts my brain when looking at it

0:14, have you heard of Aphantasia? well its actually a scale. 1-5: 1 being photo-realistic, 5 being nothing at all. If thats how your thoughts look your probably a 3-4 on that scale. does this matter? No, but it does make that analogy non-universal. Disregard this if you were being metaphorical or otherwise abstract.

This video was really well made

Is there a dithering technique where you just randomly choose any pixel to be black or white, weighted by its original shade? It seems like it would be a fast technique.

Would there be a way to get a smoother newspaper halftoning effect using some antialiasing?

Imagine a game made fully rendered with dithering. Would make a cool horror game with retro vibes

How did you know to use Gamma Correction or to multiply by a constant, was that something you knew about already from video game graphics or something else?

Wish there was a proper way of doing the Floyd method in parallel, I don't like how Bayer ends up looking

really nice project

The C++ engine-in-a-weekend Chad strikes again

Amazing video, congrats! It feels amazing to see others building on something I created, thanks! :)

The level that i want to reach

you have a french accent

I liked the "I use Arch, btw" reference. Nice. Very nice work for 48 hours... I would of just coded a very simple platformer engine, but I'm pretty simple. I think my favourite part was the collision detection/physics. I've found 3D collision to be quite the pain to debug, so I really like how you simplified it to what you specifically needed for the project. Very neat :D

Getting into graphics programming is a humbling experience to say the least

"do i want to spend the rest of the time by making the game look better by adding shadows or make the game more fun? of course .. i added shadows" i'll never understand this. why is everybody thinking like this? why are GAMERS even thinking like this? why would it ever NOT be the choice to make the game more fun? (although in your case both targets incidentally overlap because the shadows help to understand the terrain)

If I wanted to make a engine like the build engine but able to use 3d models like quake or heretic 2. What would be the way to start for a complete newbie? I want to make a retro shooter but without all the bloat that some game engine come with lol

Bro is that even possible

Yo, nice KDE Plasma setup btw. I love the Sweet GTK theme.

Legendary bro🎉

You got a new fan lol. I never actually implement shadow myself. Looks cool I have to try it some time

as a beginner, this is terrifying me

I’m taking c++ in college rn and I. Honestly love it I hope to be as good as this one day

What operating system does he use? Really cool

And here am I, struggling with collision algorithm 😂

13:39 Same problem every time 😄I'm always surprised by the fact people still use Windows ( I use Fedora most of the time, sometimes - Ubuntu )

6:05 "All ideas we're pretty bad" I like all of them, the most meta slap joke would be 6 by forking an open source chess game and changing 1 line

Let's be perfectly honest here, you were 'very, very well prepared beforehand' here ;) Still, huge kudos on showing how games used to be created. Infinite kudos if you could do this in 100% assembler!

Bro what Linux distribution were you using

bro went from an orange triangle to a 3d masterpiece

what IDE did he use?

Game engines like Unity and Godot etc are great but often times you will be struggling to get what you have in mind implemented. They are not magic bullets. Sometimes they can actually get in the way. I highly recommend anyone with a serious interest in game dev try making a few games using only OpenGL. Its harder yeah but i don't think its as hard as most people that have nt done it think. I love and use game engines as well but ive always got a hand in a opegl only project. Ive written a couple of different model loaders for use in those projects that support pbr materials and skeletal anim for dae and gltf in windows and one for android. Qoite a piece of work but not as hard as i would have initially thought.

„I use Arch BTW“ got me rolling 😂

Amazing! Short and detailed.

Can you tell me where you learn opengl? is there good source for learning??

13:44 - "I use Arch btw" .