Low sounds are very hard to hear ?

why do we draw 2 triangles for a square, rather than... you know... a square?

FPS: First Person Strolling

Thank you for these tutorials! This is what had made 3D graphics click for me. I'm following these on my school calculator using Lua, just need to work on optimisation now! (about 15 faces is its limit to run at 10fps currently 😬)

Please KZbin, bring me more of this and less of the useless stuff, thank you.

int a[10] goes on the stack and not on the heap

Hello Could you upload the source code for dynamic quadtree?

22:16 when a child creates problems for border patrol one too many times

I have to give you a shoutout in my project. Between you and Tonc, you're the only two resources that I found that bothered to explain the frustum. Not only in terms of what it is, but how to construct it, the issues that come up with it, and how it looks in terms of math. While I solved Mode 7 in terms of affine transformations on my own, the scanline and pixel transformations were something I poorly understood, even after figuring out how to program it from many other examples. Greatly appreciate it.

I instantly recognized the opening song! Great job recreating it!

6:31 Uh oh... you made an oops!

33:42 I don't understand how can the triProjected matrix is between -1 and 1 since every point of the vertice of the cube is between 0 and 1 also the matProj can't be negative.

Awesome explanation!

A + B + M + F - (C1) + (AK47) B = (S) - (K) ÷ (A) (🚽)

Guten Morgen! Please make for us two dasiey chained SPI oled displays which receive their clock mosi and cs from a pcie SCSI card. Id like this to be in c++, and need to know the required hand shaking and memory addresses necessary to send my oled commands. Any advice up front?

What a refreshing change from the hysterical hyperactive personalities and settings in so many of the videos that the KZbin algorithm wants to highjack my attention to. Thank you!

was wondering if anyone else had this issue, I create my program in visual studio 2022 on win11 with "console app" template which I assume is equivalent to template used in video, when I run then program it just opens a standard console window and nothing else how do I get the olcConsoleGameEngine window to open?

This tutorial is great, it worked ! Well mine is a lot slower but i render pixels directly on my screen, not a console, so i think it's the problem

KZbin content has always been bitty. It's not that people have short attention spans, it's that the youtube algorithm encourages bitty content. Plus longer form content is more expensive to produce. No I don't want to listen to a 90 minute AI generated trip hop mix.

this is insanely good

i use Y first and X next

part 3?

You look like you are doing great! happy new year.

Ok thnx for replying

I know you're not going to buy I've got to ask can you do a version in c# so I can use it on Unity ? You don't know how long I've been trying to get a c# version. I want to create an outrun clone for Unity game engine. Please 🙏

great tutorial. just a shame that i still somehow have failed to implement it into my java 3d raycaster for some reason. doing the exact same calculations for some reason gives a completely different result. ill keep trying i guess

Is it my math skills or my programming skills that I can not capable of creating this type of applications?

Wow

Damn bro 6 years and this is still a banger. Thanks for teaching the actual math behind it, I can’t wait to make my own engine.

If that what you do for people who trying to help you better not to watch your stupid channel

Gold

Just love all your "here's how to implement this algorithm and why it's useful in games" videos. Curious why you need a 3D printer, but looking forward to the new series Keep up the good work

io_context::work is also deprecated auto idleContext = boost::asio::make_work_guard(context); works

asio::error_code is deprecated, i believe, boost::system::error_code ec;

8:58 omg its the frame you used for your channel picture!

I was searching for a similar method of converting bitmap image to edges just like the algorithm you showed. The problem I am facing is memory usage because I want to utilize this on a very large scale. Is there any other version which doesn't allocate huge amounts of memory and instead minimizes the memory usage as much as possible? For context, I am working with a bitmap image which is 65636 * 65536 pixels large (a few times 8x larger). If I where to convert that to the array of structs, it would become 21 bytes per pixel or in total 90 GB which is way more than I can afford!

Thanks for sharing

Amazing tutorial its one of the only ones on KZbin that actually makes any sense!!! Brilliant so helpful thanks! I'm actually going through each of these sections and fully understanding what's going on! I can't wait to start applying this knowledge in engine thank you :D

Your still the best game dev resource on youtube. Please keep sharing your teachings

Wow such a thrill to see you back ! Without you my greatest cpp project ever would NEVER be finished !

Shout out to the Vimto!

For C you have Pawn by Compuphase . Which is an excellent tiny scripting language for emebeded systems and super easy to embed.

1:49 I think a large number of the PISTures are abnormal

people who have windows 11 :(

Just a thought, but as a beginner C++ programmer, I think it would be amazing if you would challenge us on projects of increasing difficulty, that we could try and tackle ourselves before watching in your video how a pro does it. So we could be engaged "hands on" thinking & solving problems, instead of only observing. You could take us on a learning path from 0 to greatness, I know I’d absolutely love it, and I suspect many others would too :D Just an idea :)

Distance comparison can remove the square root by taking the distance and squaring it, which for simple comparison works perfectly. Supposedly a square root operation is slow compared to multiply, so assuming that’s still true, this trick can improve speed without compromising the result.

Error: The first time you mention turning an angle into coordinates, x comes from sin and y comes from cos, but later when you start showing the math on rotating a point around the origin without knowing the original angle, you instead state that x comes from cos and y comes from sin. This ends up making it real confusing to figure out what the formulas should be. Is P2x = P1x * cos(a2) - P1y*sin(a2) or should the sin and cos be flipped? Even worse with the formula for P2y.

Fantastic!

Very cool video i managed to replicate this using Javascript and project 3d models on the website.I actuallyhave done this before, using only distance between camera and projectionPlane.