There are issues with the model but they are all visual, this video was about performance. You can see an updated model in my newer video: th-cam.com/video/V0oPFW85zJ8/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgyehfoTBkyBWp_CWa54AaABAg&ab_channel=KazeClips
Summary: Kaze hates scuttlebugs because they have too many bones; he proceeds to genetically engineer a new scuttlebug so they look more attractive to him.
The fucking Death Note theme in the background while explaining why the old Scuttlebug model is bad is incredible, especially when it crescendos when you open up the game.
can't say i'm a huge fan of the new eyes, but if it helps out on the game running smoother, i'll deal with it. just feels like a different style compared to the other assets. "kinda banjo-tooie-y" seems apt.
There's a couple things about your scuttlebug in-game that make it look very uncanny and... not cute. Its limbs are spread outwards rather than back in towards the body, making it look bigger, though this is something that would be solved with animations. Another thing about the limbs (that might just be because of the scale) is how being able to see their textures better makes them look thick and hairy, while I've always seen the og scuttlebug's limbs as smooth cartoony sticks. The eyeballs might also be a bit on the small size, even though the pupils are properly sized in comparison to the body. I honestly wanna give the modeled eyes a chance, so if you could increase their size without blowing up the texture, that'd be great.
@@JNJNRobin1337 it's a mario enemy the non-cutesy mario enemies are few and far between, and this thing's a googly-eyed orb with teeny fangs and stick legs. you'd have to have some _intense_ entomophobia to find it uncanny
Yeah, the eyes will take some time to get used to,but I kinda think he looks a lot bigger? I’m sure it can be scaled to size but the thought of a giant scuttle bug is kinda freaky
As a 3D artist, I had a mental breakdown over 50 bones for a Scuttlebug Like, you really only need *_9_* bones for it, 8 for legs and 1 for full control _Optimizations, people, optimizations_
same , I got into being a 3D artist just fir a hobby and over the years I developed a lot of datamine skills to just get game assets I wanna play with and iv seen some unnecessary things there once was this model that had its mesh duplicate 3 times like the whole model .which was supposed to switch only fir the face expression. so why does his entire body exists on the 2nd and 3rd mesh bruh . don't know how to program stuff never learned programing but I know making only the head switch on a model is easy iv seen tons of game do it yet this one game just fully switches the whole model just for it to have a different face texture .. old games are sure odd sometimes
@@CrimsonAkato sometimes it could be as simple as not having the tooling available to do it the smart way. Less a limitation of potential and more one of process.
@@snickerdoooodle Can Errors duplicate bones ? iv had arcade game models who have lost bones during converting . but iv never heard of bones getting duplicated. also if it duplicated wouldn't it just have double the amount instead of 50 ? . hmmm
My only issue with it is that it's legs seem to go out more. The original had the knees above its head, while the new one has them only slightly above where they connect to the body
I think the angle of the legs should be changed to match the original more, and the ball looks too smooth compared to the eyes. Other than that, it's good!
I'm glad Kaze is a Game Dev 😁👍🏻 Because as a doctor... would be scary 😅 (Just kidding, I respect his creativity, dedication & hard work in making and remaking these Amazing Games 🎮👏🏻)
@@whatastandupguy3050 I mean we used to have a few that were unnecessary and even now we still have a few tho with evolution and each generation those are starting to be gone since they aren't needed like they were in the past .
I see the point of polygonal eyes over cardboard ones, but they look too blocky right now (especially with the smoother body). ...here's an idea: simplify the fangs (maybe even make a non-rotating cardboard of it?), and use the extra triangles on the eyes? Also, the sclera now look too small, making the irises too big (which I assume are still in the original size, but look bigger due to proportion). Have you tried making the eyes bigger?
@@UltraNyan No, those 3D eyes also have textures on them. He gives the reason as „it saves on a few transformation matrices“ in the video. I've always thought of billboards as being less intensive than any 3D model, so having them be less efficient in this case surprised me.
Kind of surprised me too, yeah. I guess it only starts winning out when going past a certain size. If it's only a couple polygons you're replacing with a billboard the polygon approach wins out. But when you scale that up to double or triple digit polygons billboards start winning out in terms of performance. I suppose it's like how some games render building interiors behind windows using shaders. If you only have 5 rooms to render it's more efficient to just create a simple room for each of them in 3D space, but if you scale that up to a couple skyscrapers worth of rooms, the shader approach becomes much more efficient.
@@jan_h I knew a Dev once trying to make a card game be plyable I'm 3D first person , and he had some artworks just be 2D images that would be rendered in a similar way it came to a point where lag started happening if too many of the cards that have such 2D Sprite rendering in and so he removed all of them over time he started trying out 3D models at least for the ones that were simple like if the card had a artwork of a flower and yeh that worked out better tho I haven't spoken to him in years and didn't keep his contacts so no idea how to find him or see how his project is going xD .
I actually like the new eyes, but I’m a sucker for the Banjo Kazooie-esque enemy design. I do think the knees should be higher and the lower leg segments almost vertical, like in the original. Gives it almost like a daddy long legs feel that the new version is missing.
The new model looks somewhat creepy to me, but it is technically more impressive. But I'm curious, especially considering everything else in your game: why not update the Scuttlebug design in your game to either something like the 3D Land or SM64DS designs?
@mlg noob His first and second redesign both have the bee-like body. The first remodel keeps the proportions relatively the same, but the second makes him and his limbs more chubby, likely to cuteify him or something. His second redesign appeared from NSMB2 onward, but you're right. He wasn't in 3D Land or 3D World.
Genuine question, is billboarding really that demanding a process? i always thought it was more efficient than rendering textures normally, cause you dont need to calculate rotation
I feel like Kaze is approaching a Ship of Theseus level of modifications to SM64. At what point does he replace everything and it becomes Super Kaze 64?
If I had to guess, the double bones are an attempt to fix gimbal lock in the 3D software at the time. Gimbal lock can cause all sorts of rotational issues if not properly interpolated when exporting, and I'm guessing early 90s 3D software did not handle it well (hell current 3D software doesn't always handle it well). So the artists got around it using 2 bones, one only rotates pitch and yaw, and the other only roll. It's not the most efficient solution, but it beats the legs constantly flipping 180 degrees when animating, plus with tight deadlines you sometimes have to adopt a "good enough" solution, rather than finding the "optimal" solution.
they only animate one of the bones. the other bone always has a static rotation that gets recalculated every frame,... unfortunately this bone does nothing other than add a consistent rotation forever
@@KazeClips I think that's the problem, while legs it has the same length as the original, the knee cap are not, so it's shorten the leg, and it looks even shorter while in movement. I think you should add more length to the leg until it fits the point where was located the old kneecap, then while deform it will have the original leg size. The new eyes looks cool tho, but the iris indeed are too big compared to the sclera. And also maybe some others doesn't like the new eyes because it doesn't have relation to the body which is a billboard. I think if the body was also made with tris there could not be problems because of consistency. But if you use billoboard for a round part like the body it should also applied to other rounds parts like the eyes.
tbh, I think the "why not" has a good answer. So many games go through this phase where the scope creep of passionate remasterers starts to turn them into remakers. But they end up in a very weird space where they are creating little miracles in limited environment rather than creating big miracles in a modern environment. I write music and sometimes I go back to my old pieces and try to upgrade the VSTs to better libraries, but when I do I realize how much I could add instrumentation, improve the harmony, even write new sections!... and then the intended effort skyrockets and I polish a mediocre piece to death rather than put the same effort into making something more in line with wherever my skills are at the time. Not that it isn't a labour of love. Another time I refurbished an old bookshelf, probably about $15 of lumber, spending maybe 15 hours on getting it just how I wanted, and now I love having this beautiful object around. But I could probably have made an even better one in that same amount of time if I wasn't trying to merge the idea of creation with the idea of restoration.
I do not like at all how the eyes and pincer things clearly stick out of the ball. if you made them suddenly end rather than taper off I would have no problems, as it would look like a cartoonish art style rather than simply wrong (maybe even have the eyes be perfectly flat and clearly not on the ball if you look from anything from straight on) But idk as ultimately I have never worked on modeling or even really art in general
Very specific and interesting. In Mario 64, do the meshes generally have multiple bone weights per vertex? I always assumed that the models used hierarchical animation, essentially with one bone per piece of the model. If that were true, it could explain the redundant bones and geometry. I never looked deeply into the game, so I could be way off. In any case, this particular insight is interesting and appreciated! Thank you!
Reminds me of Morrowind’s vanilla character models and how mods like Better Bodies strip out most of the unnecessary stuff to save on rendering costs while looking superior to Bethesda’s attempt at humans and other races.
Man SHAMES scuttlebug for 'having too many bones' before using EUGENICS and INHUMANE SCIENCE to engineer a bobugculus in his basement. Truly the most _twisted_ member of our generation.
Won't lie, Scuttlebugs have always terrified me due to my aracniphobia. His NSMB2 redesign I'm fine with as he's been chibified in a way so he looks less like an actual spider. His older looks on the other hand. . .bleh. Those big creepy bug eyes, skinny limbs, way too spider like. Your new model of him looks a bit less terrifying, but still unnerving.
There are issues with the model but they are all visual, this video was about performance.
You can see an updated model in my newer video:
th-cam.com/video/V0oPFW85zJ8/w-d-xo.html&lc=UgyehfoTBkyBWp_CWa54AaABAg&ab_channel=KazeClips
Summary: Kaze hates scuttlebugs because they have too many bones; he proceeds to genetically engineer a new scuttlebug so they look more attractive to him.
why does that sound like a start for porn
Societies expectations of beauty are so cruel 😢
@@ellianagrant6294 Why am I reminded of the plastic surgeon from Bioshock... that fucker creeps me out.
@@somedude4087 You should meet an experimental geneticist you have NO IDEA how much it IS about porn.
Has science gone too far???
The fucking Death Note theme in the background while explaining why the old Scuttlebug model is bad is incredible, especially when it crescendos when you open up the game.
Specifically, L's Theme. Which fits perfectly.
Imagine Kaze being a doctor and you hear "WHY DO YOU NEED 50 BONES?!" in the room next to you while you're at an appointment.
can't say i'm a huge fan of the new eyes, but if it helps out on the game running smoother, i'll deal with it. just feels like a different style compared to the other assets. "kinda banjo-tooie-y" seems apt.
Literally unplayable
I love the Banjo style, so this is an absolute win for me. It's also why I love Mario Odyssey and Cappy's classic Rareware-esque googley eyes! :)
We can play crisis 3 at 16k at 244hz. Why wouldn't your computer handle this shitty looking game?
@@BuzzingGoober
On the N64!? Wow!!!!!
Yeah the eyes plus the legs look kinda fucked up
There's a couple things about your scuttlebug in-game that make it look very uncanny and... not cute.
Its limbs are spread outwards rather than back in towards the body, making it look bigger, though this is something that would be solved with animations. Another thing about the limbs (that might just be because of the scale) is how being able to see their textures better makes them look thick and hairy, while I've always seen the og scuttlebug's limbs as smooth cartoony sticks.
The eyeballs might also be a bit on the small size, even though the pupils are properly sized in comparison to the body. I honestly wanna give the modeled eyes a chance, so if you could increase their size without blowing up the texture, that'd be great.
was it supposed to be cute?
@@JNJNRobin1337 it's a mario enemy
the non-cutesy mario enemies are few and far between, and this thing's a googly-eyed orb with teeny fangs and stick legs. you'd have to have some _intense_ entomophobia to find it uncanny
@@hi-i-am-atan I find it weird
You have truly Raised that scuttlebug (in quality)
>builds up rendergraph for 12 hours
Yeah, the eyes will take some time to get used to,but I kinda think he looks a lot bigger? I’m sure it can be scaled to size but the thought of a giant scuttle bug is kinda freaky
your statement makes me want to scuttle bug that goes from tiny or small (but still visible] to suddenly really big the moment [player] gets in range
@@JNJNRobin1337 jumpscare bug 😥
@@JNJNRobin1337 morbing scuttlebug
@@Josuh I really liked it when it said "it's scuttlebuggin' time" and scuttlebugged all over everyone. Truly one of the insects of all time.
As a 3D artist, I had a mental breakdown over 50 bones for a Scuttlebug
Like, you really only need *_9_* bones for it, 8 for legs and 1 for full control
_Optimizations, people, optimizations_
same , I got into being a 3D artist just fir a hobby and over the years I developed a lot of datamine skills to just get game assets I wanna play with
and iv seen some unnecessary things
there once was this model that had its mesh duplicate 3 times like the whole model .which was supposed to switch only fir the face expression.
so why does his entire body exists on the 2nd and 3rd mesh bruh . don't know how to program stuff never learned programing but I know making only the head switch on a model is easy iv seen tons of game do it
yet this one game just fully switches the whole model just for it to have a different face texture .. old games are sure odd sometimes
@@CrimsonAkato sometimes it could be as simple as not having the tooling available to do it the smart way.
Less a limitation of potential and more one of process.
and if you wanna go further, you can cut 4 of them and just mirror
Are we sure it actually has 50 bones and it's not just an import error?
@@snickerdoooodle Can Errors duplicate bones ? iv had arcade game models who have lost bones during converting . but iv never heard of bones getting duplicated. also if it duplicated wouldn't it just have double the amount instead of 50 ? . hmmm
My only issue with it is that it's legs seem to go out more.
The original had the knees above its head, while the new one has them only slightly above where they connect to the body
I think the angle of the legs should be changed to match the original more, and the ball looks too smooth compared to the eyes. Other than that, it's good!
Nathaniel "Scuttlebug-50-Bone'dy"
I'm glad Kaze is a Game Dev 😁👍🏻
Because as a doctor... would be scary 😅
(Just kidding, I respect his creativity, dedication & hard work in making and remaking these Amazing Games 🎮👏🏻)
@Xdelta_ Genius*
You go to a checkup and your doctor is annoyed that you’ve got so many unnecessary bones
@@whatastandupguy3050 I mean we used to have a few that were unnecessary and even now we still have a few tho with evolution and each generation those are starting to be gone since they aren't needed like they were in the past .
I see the point of polygonal eyes over cardboard ones, but they look too blocky right now (especially with the smoother body). ...here's an idea: simplify the fangs (maybe even make a non-rotating cardboard of it?), and use the extra triangles on the eyes?
Also, the sclera now look too small, making the irises too big (which I assume are still in the original size, but look bigger due to proportion). Have you tried making the eyes bigger?
it looks great, but i feel like the eyes should be a bit bigger, otherwise from 50 to 15 bones is another great optimization
The scuttlebug is the key to the multiverse, he can have as many bones as he wants!
Wait, it's cheaper to have the eyes be 3D than to billboard it on N64?!
I guess texture memory?
@@UltraNyan No, those 3D eyes also have textures on them. He gives the reason as „it saves on a few transformation matrices“ in the video. I've always thought of billboards as being less intensive than any 3D model, so having them be less efficient in this case surprised me.
Kind of surprised me too, yeah. I guess it only starts winning out when going past a certain size. If it's only a couple polygons you're replacing with a billboard the polygon approach wins out. But when you scale that up to double or triple digit polygons billboards start winning out in terms of performance.
I suppose it's like how some games render building interiors behind windows using shaders. If you only have 5 rooms to render it's more efficient to just create a simple room for each of them in 3D space, but if you scale that up to a couple skyscrapers worth of rooms, the shader approach becomes much more efficient.
@@jan_h I knew a Dev once trying to make a card game be plyable I'm 3D first person , and he had some artworks just be 2D images that would be rendered in a similar way it came to a point where lag started happening if too many of the cards that have such 2D Sprite rendering in and so he removed all of them
over time he started trying out 3D models at least for the ones that were simple like if the card had a artwork of a flower and yeh that worked out better
tho I haven't spoken to him in years and didn't keep his contacts so no idea how to find him or see how his project is going xD .
Phil board?
I can just imagine the hotel Mario voice saying, "Aha! Here's the problem! Too many b o n e s !"
It's incredible what a truly devoted individual can do for a game.
One dev better than 10k devs at ubisoft
Your level of optimization is a true inspiration to me. I'm very excited to play rtyi when it releases
I have a feeling maybe the employee/s who worked on that model were also learning as they went. Since 3d games were still kinda new.
I actually like the new eyes, but I’m a sucker for the Banjo Kazooie-esque enemy design. I do think the knees should be higher and the lower leg segments almost vertical, like in the original. Gives it almost like a daddy long legs feel that the new version is missing.
The new model looks somewhat creepy to me, but it is technically more impressive.
But I'm curious, especially considering everything else in your game: why not update the Scuttlebug design in your game to either something like the 3D Land or SM64DS designs?
because if we lose sm64 scuttlebug here we'll never get it back
@mlg noob His first and second redesign both have the bee-like body. The first remodel keeps the proportions relatively the same, but the second makes him and his limbs more chubby, likely to cuteify him or something. His second redesign appeared from NSMB2 onward, but you're right. He wasn't in 3D Land or 3D World.
because the redesigns are trash and nowhere near as cute as the original
Love the texture for the bod, always have, I will say the eyes could stand to be a little bigger so it can be more bug-like
I think I prefer the old eyes but I love the rounder body. Amazing job!
How do you use tris and vertex colors in blender? Is there an add-on for it?
Genuine question, is billboarding really that demanding a process? i always thought it was more efficient than rendering textures normally, cause you dont need to calculate rotation
you do need to calculate rotation, the rotation towards the camera. it's cheaper than an animation bone but more expensive than a raw display list.
I feel like Kaze is approaching a Ship of Theseus level of modifications to SM64. At what point does he replace everything and it becomes Super Kaze 64?
As a person who never played the original 64 version...
I'm terrified.
love these type of micro improvements! Is this the road to 60fps on real hw?
If I had to guess, the double bones are an attempt to fix gimbal lock in the 3D software at the time. Gimbal lock can cause all sorts of rotational issues if not properly interpolated when exporting, and I'm guessing early 90s 3D software did not handle it well (hell current 3D software doesn't always handle it well). So the artists got around it using 2 bones, one only rotates pitch and yaw, and the other only roll. It's not the most efficient solution, but it beats the legs constantly flipping 180 degrees when animating, plus with tight deadlines you sometimes have to adopt a "good enough" solution, rather than finding the "optimal" solution.
they only animate one of the bones. the other bone always has a static rotation that gets recalculated every frame,... unfortunately this bone does nothing other than add a consistent rotation forever
eyes seem a bit too close together, otherwise looks great! Love these short videos about small optimizations
I love that old videogame modders have the most niche problems in life
I think it looks nice. Not a big fan of the new eyes, looks a bit goofy, and the legs should be way longer. The rest of it is a huge improvement tho
HUH the legs are the exact same length as the original (its the same geometry) so that's surprising to hear
@@KazeClips It might have to do with the posing tho, the original's kneecaps are way above it's head, while yours appears to be lower
@@KazeClips I think that's the problem, while legs it has the same length as the original, the knee cap are not, so it's shorten the leg, and it looks even shorter while in movement.
I think you should add more length to the leg until it fits the point where was located the old kneecap, then while deform it will have the original leg size.
The new eyes looks cool tho, but the iris indeed are too big compared to the sclera. And also maybe some others doesn't like the new eyes because it doesn't have relation to the body which is a billboard.
I think if the body was also made with tris there could not be problems because of consistency. But if you use billoboard for a round part like the body it should also applied to other rounds parts like the eyes.
I personally think that things like the eyes and the fire look better as images rotated to the camera but damn you made that fire look super cool
Does this enable the scuttlebug jamboree?
tbh, I think the "why not" has a good answer. So many games go through this phase where the scope creep of passionate remasterers starts to turn them into remakers. But they end up in a very weird space where they are creating little miracles in limited environment rather than creating big miracles in a modern environment. I write music and sometimes I go back to my old pieces and try to upgrade the VSTs to better libraries, but when I do I realize how much I could add instrumentation, improve the harmony, even write new sections!... and then the intended effort skyrockets and I polish a mediocre piece to death rather than put the same effort into making something more in line with wherever my skills are at the time. Not that it isn't a labour of love. Another time I refurbished an old bookshelf, probably about $15 of lumber, spending maybe 15 hours on getting it just how I wanted, and now I love having this beautiful object around. But I could probably have made an even better one in that same amount of time if I wasn't trying to merge the idea of creation with the idea of restoration.
I do not like at all how the eyes and pincer things clearly stick out of the ball. if you made them suddenly end rather than taper off I would have no problems, as it would look like a cartoonish art style rather than simply wrong (maybe even have the eyes be perfectly flat and clearly not on the ball if you look from anything from straight on)
But idk as ultimately I have never worked on modeling or even really art in general
"Why do you need 50 Bones?" this is such a quotable sentance lol
Is there a particular reason his “calves” don’t extend as much upward? The angle of his legs went from being acute to obtuse.
mans just out here making super mario 64 2
Just decided become your Patreon, because love the stuff you do! Keep up the good work!
Very specific and interesting. In Mario 64, do the meshes generally have multiple bone weights per vertex? I always assumed that the models used hierarchical animation, essentially with one bone per piece of the model. If that were true, it could explain the redundant bones and geometry. I never looked deeply into the game, so I could be way off.
In any case, this particular insight is interesting and appreciated! Thank you!
TL;DW:
"My name's Kaze and I'm here to say.
I'm gonna take your bones away."
Now all you need to do is let us have a Scuttlebug Jamboree
can he now make a scuttel bug jamboree without dropping frames?
Why no fix textures to be Nathaniel Bandy?
Id stick with the flat 2D eyes
Kaze surgically removing 35 bones from his body to improve the performance of real life
You could say it's a jamboree of bones
Reminds me of Morrowind’s vanilla character models and how mods like Better Bodies strip out most of the unnecessary stuff to save on rendering costs while looking superior to Bethesda’s attempt at humans and other races.
old eyes worth the extra rendering time 100%
One day we will get to play Super Mario 64 - Kaze Edition.... and it will be glorious.
why I HATE dm64 dry bones model
Nathanial Bandy has been looking different lately.
The optimizing is amazing but I think a little more work needs to be done to make it look the same. It looks off somehow.
I like the flat eyes better, or maybe remove the white color from around them ?
Nathaniel Bandy every f-ing time.
The new eyes look a bit strange, possibly because the whites in the eyes are a little different looking, and to me look like they are a bit larger
Do you like grindels model?
i hate it because its actually nathaniel bandy the whole time
I'm afraid to ask how many bones Chuckya has.
the new scuttlebug looks a little off to me but that's probably just because the model is larger than a regular scuttlebug (alongside the 3D eyes ofc)
Were Scuttlebugs meant for more? They have bendable legs and everything, but in game they're hardly used.
Nathaniel Scuttlebug Bandy every fucking time
Kaze is so good at manipulating SM64 that he could probably recreate other games in it without issue. Crash Bandicoot in SM64 when?
pretty good, pretty good... But can your "upgraded" Scuttlebug allow you to do half A presses and travel to parallel universes?
can't believe Nathaniel Bandy uses up this much rendering time
Doctor Kaze removing two-thirds of my bones to “save on processing power” whatever that means
The algorithm is strong with this one. I have absolutely no knowledge or interest on this subject but I loved every second of it.
Nathaniel Scuttlebug Bandy every time.
"Maybe...
"Maybe you can grasp the concept of *Bones* ."
"its gonna take over a millisecond and that's unacceptable"
honestly what
The 50 bones were there cuz half were the scuttlebug and the other half were nathanial bandy
this is totally an improvement!
could the eyes be made bigger?
noooo keep the goofier expensive eyes, so iconic
That means the scuttlebug jamboree is gonna load so much faster!!
It doesn't really affect loading times as much as it does affect performance during gameplay
Please add jamboree
do we need another scuttlebug incident
I love how angry you are at the Scuttlebug. Anyone who is really deep into art probably has one thing they are this fired up about
Nathaniel Bandy has never looked so good
We need an interview with the original modeller to see what they were thinking lol
As long as I can raise it and update it's home, I'll love it all the same.
1ms? Whaa.... That's crazy amount of time for such simple computation
Man SHAMES scuttlebug for 'having too many bones' before using EUGENICS and INHUMANE SCIENCE to engineer a bobugculus in his basement. Truly the most _twisted_ member of our generation.
I can answer why this Scuttlebug has 50 bones. But to answer that we need to talk about parallel universes.
I clicked this expecting a nathaniel scuttlebug bandy every time some time once in a while. But the new model looks good
I don't even have that many bones.
Hey Kaze,i have a suggestion :can you make the eyes a little' bit bigger in size so he looks more cartoonish?
i've made the eyeballs bigger so they visually represent the original model more yeah
Is it just me or was anyone else slightly waiting for a Nathaniel fucking bandy meme at any moment!
Won't lie, Scuttlebugs have always terrified me due to my aracniphobia. His NSMB2 redesign I'm fine with as he's been chibified in a way so he looks less like an actual spider. His older looks on the other hand. . .bleh. Those big creepy bug eyes, skinny limbs, way too spider like. Your new model of him looks a bit less terrifying, but still unnerving.
how big is a millisecond?
so. why is 'over a millisecond' bad?
oh. *gyeech.* wasnt aware. and thats only 30 frames a second.
I love those Banjo-Kazooie eyes XD
Striving for optimization
i was gonna be pissed if nathaniel scuttlebug bandy was in this
Pretty impressive stuff
Jamborees are finally getting optimized
"You may disagree with this change."
I'm not gonna argue against the person who wrote optimized code for an entire video game.
Was scuttle bug always such a massive guy