Really cool! Maybe the propeller sound could be mono as I can hear it is louder in the left ear which is unrealistic if it is coming from one point, also the pitch could change depending on the player's speed.

Nice concept for the game! Keep up the good work!

Nice concept! I think you should layer the sound with something and/or maybe make it vary a bit because it will probably get annoying fast. An easy thing to vary might be the speed depending on the input so it speeds up if the player is flying up and vice versa. I like the cute art style and the simplified controls fit the cozy vibe

Great video

Cozy game? Check. Airplanes? Check. Lovely aesthetics? Check. :3 Really excited where this project goes! If u'd ever want some help with programming and/or music/sfx, hit me up :D

Very cool man

Hello everyone, I’d greatly appreciate your feedback on how to improve the game. Feel free to share any suggestions regarding the UI, level design, gameplay mechanics, or anything else that could improve the player's experience 🛩

I usually never comment, not at all actually... Not anymore... But this was amazing, your video editing makes it even more enjoyable to watch, and the game concept is very creative and fun. I like that we can hear your thought process through the game creation stages. Keep up the good work :)

it is so good.Good work bro!

Nice little game!

Wow So Cool Love it!

U inspired me, I'll start my Devlog too, thanks alot

I like Unity XD The plane and pilot models are great! Once you start doing polish, it might be cool if the pilot leaned when turning and diving :D

very slay stuff keep it goingggggg <3

Great video 👾

You need zoom in/out, and panning functionality. Then you’ll be more satisfied

I sat on a furniture and wrote an information in a comment.

What Visual Studio theme are you using?

I searched up "how to make a drawing software" on KZbin and this is the only video I found that is actually what I was looking for lol thanks for this

good job actually

great video

Good editing. Keep it up

you are the best

I'm trying to run the code to study it, but I'm getting several errors. Can you help me or upload a Makefile to the repository?

Nice Program, would be amazing If you Implement fill flood algorithm as well.

was expecting an error message at the end xD

What font is that ? It's not the Visual Studio default one right?

When fixing bug #1 you could have just used a rectangle. It'd be so much easier and efficient.

Whats the font that you use in visual studio?

Such a good training project, I read some comments before posting this one, and yeah, I think it would be better to do the drawing stuff within a material shader. I would recommend rendering the dots based on UV, determining if the mouse has been released in between frames and if not, you can draw 2 triangles (aka a rectangle) between the new and old circle, which is an insanely easy implementation :)

Cool project, well done. I'm sure you learned a ton in the process!

When you freely draw are you creating a new vertex object for each point you make or do you have a single VBO with the size of the APP and you just work pixel by pixel in the fragment shader?

Why you write std::cout ?? You can write just cout, using namespace std;

“From scratch… with OpenGL” Ummmmmm… if you’re not going directly to the frame buffer it’s not “from scratch,” not really anyway.

I'm glad youtube recommends channels like yours!

are you moroccan bro?

>from scrach >open GL

can you make something like manim with good UI in c++ ?

Nice video. the fps in your app goes down fast maybe because of using a lot of draw calls, you should look for some videos about batch rendering, secondly, to gain in performance : use squares vertex instead of circles vertex then just apply a circle shader or texture to simulate the circle stroke. that's all what i can say

whats your msvc colorscheme?

Lol, I am making a 3D engine and use GLFW too. What a luck.

how can i install the program?

Really funny, I like this video

This is a cool video, I'm grateful you talked a bit about some of the basic starting steps, that's pretty uncommon in these kinds of videos

The problem is that by importing windows.h you've basically tied your program to Windows forever, until you go back to the lines of code you've written that are utilizing it and rewrite them or someone uses Wine. I would have personally abstracted that layer and instead and made a class for each platform that would then handle the logic for each OS. Or otherwise.

I did something similar about a year ago but mostly in software. It was not C++ but C# with Monogame, so with all the added "benefits" of a garbage collector, slightly worse optimizing compiler and worse Windows interop. Managed to get the brush size to a radius of around 400px before it became noticably laggy. I think the steps between brush samples were smaller (sqrt(radius? diameter?) looked good to me) and it was all done with floating point because 8bit per color channel is not enough if you want to make the standard blending procedures look good (brush had a smoothstep gradient from the center). It took some serious SIMD optimizations to get to that radius. All calculations were done on a single core but a second thread improved my performance only by 57% and more cores were worse, sometimes even worse than the single core solution. I guess I maxed out my RAM bandwidth and just starved the system with more cores. Since I only used 128bit vectors (RGBA * 32bit float) and 256bit/512bit vectors do exist but would've required major refactoring, I threw MT out and called it done for now. I think I also added undo functionality and a color picker but never managed to make a usable UI. I was also interested in tablet support and pen pressure but the documentation was already dire for C++ and I gave up after weeks and weeks trying to get it working in C#. If you can get it to work, please make a video about it! I do understand if you don't want to, though ;) Since I spent so much time optimizing something similar, the first thing I noticed was your FPS tanking from 3000 to 100-200 :) Maybe try drawing just two triangles per circle with a texture or blend everything directly in a compute shader. Gets you different shapes for free, too! If you tile the image and give every brush sample a stroke generation counter (increment only if the user stops drawing) you can implement a decent undo that doesn't kill your RAM after 5 minutes.

Good stuff!

Awesome video!

I bet you can't do that on templeOS, I will only subscribe if you like this and confirm you will do that

A while back I made something similar using Raylib for Android and C, it was really fun