peterino.com/lore-vcs-overview.html Lore is probably the most surprising announcement from unreal fest- an MIT licensed VCS from epic games. Can it be the perforce replacement we're looking for? #indiedev #gamedev

doing more work on the level editor, can just drag and drop in meshes now.

lights and screen effects! The lighting is clustered forward rendering, and after adding a post processing scren-effects stage, its so easy to just code screen effects. #gamedev #indiedev

This is not imgui. this is a custom ui framework made from scratch in zig called artemis. Also my engine has a name now- Ribtech. #indiedev #gamedev

so... I've been busy... new UI framework written from scratch and a real level editor now. Working on getting some lighting to work today #indiedev #gamedev #zig

So my hyperfixation as of this week- networking! Also added a wee bit of automation to make the host->spawnclient-> connect to host -> make the client small and tiled properly be much smoother #zig #indiedev

having an animated console log does wonders for making me want to actually write useful messages. #zig #indiedev

Modern single threaded perf has gotten so fast its kinda mindblowing. These particles are updating gravity, acceleration, lifetimes, doing the laziest implementation i could think of. Is it practical? ehh probably not. #gamedev #indiedev

So I've started to make a particle system.. Should really code for fun more often

physics is back in the new renderer. All thats left is bringing animations and UI back online. and I daresay i might be ready to start making a game #gamedev #indiedev #programming

Having a hex view of various camera data while moving around really makes me hackerman. #gamedev #indiedev #programming

I played Prismyck, amazing art! cant believe it was done in a month. #gamedev #indiedev

expedition 33 is really quite something.

new sdl3 renderer now has debug draws!

After nearly two years of playing with my toy engine I have implemented most things needed to make a game. But I still haven't looked past chapter 1 of Real time rendering and done anything more complex in terms of rendering than just color to screen. Oh also new renderer with SDL3 gpu.

Attempted this 3 times but settled on an api I can stick with. Video shows animations on the player controller with the old system snapping between animations and the new system which smoothly blends between This is a custom game engine written in zig #zig #indiedev #gamedev

Sometimes I wonder what's the end game of all this automation and AI. (Assuming it works) We could all get food and housing and live a life. Or... it's ends up with elon musk playing factorio while the rest of us are playing as the bugs. (And his copper to iron ratio would probably be shit.)

Going to bed fine then waking up sick be like; Damn... I hope I didn't infect anyone

Difficult as in hard to solve? or difficult as in a boatload of work? For hard to solve: 1. See how other people solve similar problems 2. Shelve it for later but keep thinking about it 3. Ask does it really need to be done? 4. Call up my boys (beg for help T_T ) 5. Grind at it for months on end

So I did global game jam recently some things i saw: 1. unreal's become quite heavy and difficult to use on laptops 2. godot was reaally popular this year and made some of the highest quality stuff 3. some dude brought a 3d printer and did a full on hardware project in the span of 48 hours.

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