Same lol, Since I pretty much learned math from coding I do it in real life when writing equations as well. Brightside I never fail those stupid Facebook post.
That's settles it. I just picked up a copy of Linear Algebra Done Right. This is a subject that has confused me for far too long. Thanks for the recommendation, Jonathan!
19:23 I was also thinking about hotkeys too, and realized that most people wouldn’t like if it was like vim :P but, if going with hotkeys you could have it simple and intuitive still actually. “h” would be horizontal splitting, and “v” for vertical splits. And by this I *don’t* mean you first enter split mode and then select direction, I mean you go straight from having no active tool (or a different active tool) to either of the two split tools by their respective hotkeys.
17:00 into the video, I have a thought based on what you were saying. In an area near each of the edges, interpret it as the plane going in-out. When clicking on a face but not near the edges, use the plane that the face aligns to.
The only time the split plane can be hidden is when the cube faces are co-planar. In that case, there is only 1 possible split plane thought the edge - the one perpendicular to the co-planar faces. When the faces are non-co-planar you don’t need the edge click thing - you can just click on each plane individually.
18:15 useless comment, since you have already solved it in the stream i'm sure, but... click on the edge, you get a half-transparent cutting plane shown there in one of the possible positions, now movement of the mouse on the axis perpendicular to the clicked edge rotates the cutting plane, around that edge, next click then confirms and cuts. i'm curious what solution you'll come up with :)
I just found this site.....uhhhh...what is it ? Seriously, is there some start area or background info somewhere ? I feel like I am looking at a secret security camera for someone at Steam or Unity somewhere. I little help, please !
This is Jonathan Blow, he streams relatively frequently on www.twitch.tv/naysayer88, developing one of his upcoming games (this one), working on his upcoming programming language (that the game is in), and ocassionally gaming. There's not much background, aside from the videos on this channel and the Twitch VODs.
@@eddzie96 Thanks for the info. I ended up doing a little digging. He's quite the brainiac, I just wish he taught a bit more rather than just sort of describe what he's doing, or give us some code. But I am watching the vids, they're definitely not for beginners.
I disagree. Puzzle games are slow and therefore boring for most people to watch. It's also very hard to both be entertaining as a streamer and solve puzzles in a game at the same time - making the streamer look stupid when they can't solve seemingly simple puzzles. You're also suggesting that people should backseat which is generally frowned upon, understandably.
"I still don't trust operator precedence"
Same lol, Since I pretty much learned math from coding I do it in real life when writing equations as well. Brightside I never fail those stupid Facebook post.
"Guys, chat is so tiring sometimes. This reminds me of why I don't stream that much anymore" --Jonathatn Blow...........noooo we love these videos
That's settles it. I just picked up a copy of Linear Algebra Done Right. This is a subject that has confused me for far too long. Thanks for the recommendation, Jonathan!
Your streams are deadly time trap. Here I am, sitting, doing my job.
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And I lost hours staring at a circle enlargening.
I listen to his Twitch channel (audio only) nearly everyday at work. Keeps me centered and sane.
Well haven't seen you uploading in a while, welcome back!
Imagine the full dev stack (terminal and text editor among other tools) being written in Jai.
*Noice...*
I like the wireframe orthogonal view in the Quake editors (such as GTK Radiant) for clipping stuff like this.
19:23 I was also thinking about hotkeys too, and realized that most people wouldn’t like if it was like vim :P but, if going with hotkeys you could have it simple and intuitive still actually. “h” would be horizontal splitting, and “v” for vertical splits. And by this I *don’t* mean you first enter split mode and then select direction, I mean you go straight from having no active tool (or a different active tool) to either of the two split tools by their respective hotkeys.
17:00 into the video, I have a thought based on what you were saying. In an area near each of the edges, interpret it as the plane going in-out. When clicking on a face but not near the edges, use the plane that the face aligns to.
The only time the split plane can be hidden is when the cube faces are co-planar. In that case, there is only 1 possible split plane thought the edge - the one perpendicular to the co-planar faces. When the faces are non-co-planar you don’t need the edge click thing - you can just click on each plane individually.
18:15 useless comment, since you have already solved it in the stream i'm sure, but... click on the edge, you get a half-transparent cutting plane shown there in one of the possible positions, now movement of the mouse on the axis perpendicular to the clicked edge rotates the cutting plane, around that edge, next click then confirms and cuts.
i'm curious what solution you'll come up with :)
This is random but the birds at 3:21 could be improved with flocking behaviors by using "boids"
This Blows... Jonathan Blows.
edge picking and then a hotkey to tell if vertical split, then you can focus only on top/button or left right.. boom!
I don't know anything about programming, but this is pretty interesting.
See some Venkat Subramaniam videos too, very insightful, nice general life tips and inspirational
Damn! I didn't know jonathan did yt videos. Cool
Do you publish your code libraries somewhere?
Edit: When will you release the a Jai compiler?
Love your work, Jon!
1:32:28 we have finally found the true identity of elite hacker 4chan
Wait. This stream is a day old? I swear, I didn't realize. Thought I was watching shit from 2 years back
I just found this site.....uhhhh...what is it ? Seriously, is there some start area or background info somewhere ? I feel like I am looking at a secret security camera for someone at Steam or Unity somewhere. I little help, please !
This is Jonathan Blow, he streams relatively frequently on www.twitch.tv/naysayer88, developing one of his upcoming games (this one), working on his upcoming programming language (that the game is in), and ocassionally gaming. There's not much background, aside from the videos on this channel and the Twitch VODs.
@@eddzie96 Thanks for the info. I ended up doing a little digging. He's quite the brainiac, I just wish he taught a bit more rather than just sort of describe what he's doing, or give us some code. But I am watching the vids, they're definitely not for beginners.
Okey, i have to download this video using free wifi and watch it later in a nice and comfortable place. 😂
Finding the nearest edge on the cube is a cool problem
Desperately wishing I was watching it live, screaming in my head "Adding a cube is cheap, just split on the face! Delete the tool cube after."
What's that language ? Looks like go but no way it is go
It’s Jai
This game would be nice for twitch streaming, followers could help the streamer, etc...
I disagree. Puzzle games are slow and therefore boring for most people to watch. It's also very hard to both be entertaining as a streamer and solve puzzles in a game at the same time - making the streamer look stupid when they can't solve seemingly simple puzzles. You're also suggesting that people should backseat which is generally frowned upon, understandably.
Can we use Python in this app?
Python is fired
@@nerderror
😱😏
Every video of yours makes me feel like a little bitch of a coder.
hell what a crap code