0:01 What game is the middle image from?

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Ah, the include hell of c++. Glad to not have to work with it, atleast for the time being.

ok cool

This video is great keep it up. I can see you becoming really big

i want to give it a like but it´s at 666 rn and i dont want to disturb it so here is my like in comment form. amazing video man, seriously doing all the animation and editing and everything for the video on top of making a game just wow i want to be just like you when i grow up

lol i was dying with the pronouncing of hierarchy 🤣😂

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I thought I recognized the thumbnail style

i love how you edit your videos, and your game looks fun, keep it up! im rooting for you!

I'm glad that you're seeing how the performance takes a nose dive and are trying to fix it even though it would mean a ton of learning and hard work to get there! I also love the building system in Valheim, but there is also a major performance hit when you start building larger structures. I have an upper-mid system too, not the latest GPU and CPU but it's not that old either.😬 Also your videos are FIRE. Mou sukoshi ganbatte miru yo! Never Give Up! (or whatever).

Great video man! It’s clear you put a lot of effort into this. Also your ability to explain complex problems in a way that’s simple and clear but also entertaining is remarkable! I learned a ton from you. Looking forward to whatever happens next. Thank you for the video.

pls do more helpful tutorials

Always love to see a new devlog drop. keep it up bra

You should look into other optimization techniques and surprise all the other kids at the indie sand pit. Look into time slicing, not just programmatically but logically. So certain functions or checks are running only when needed, only when called and only the amount of times you need them. So for example, distance type checks dont need to be run every frame of every second unless it's for accuracy (like bullet hits or some such). An array such as yours that was doing all the checks through the pieces shouldn't have been so heavy unless there was some recursion going on, which I can only think why it would be slowing down like that. Try look into it and you'll be shocked with how it speeds up things.

Dude!! I'm a software engineer working in Javascript, and I've been learning C++ recently... you should be SUPER proud of moving from blueprints to C++ for this feature. Especially doing something like a graph traversal and multithreading. Next level brother, keep it up!

Amazing! How did you find learning C++? Are you going to make more with it or just when blueprints don't work?

Matsuoka Shuzo is the best hype man.

Everything about this video is amazing

Great video, keep it up. About the stability system: I think it would 1000x more performant to only calculate the stability when placing an object ONLY FOR the object (get the values from the connected values). When you destroy an object, calculate the values for the neighbouring tiles, and then if the values change, propagate to other tiles, etc. That would also be more scalable, as if you have 10000 building modules placed, your function has to recalculate the values for every single object, even if you placed one object and it only changed the values for like 5 other objects.

Top tier editing AND a sick game! Subbed!

As a developer myself I would argue that block by block is less complicated than modular, at least long term. To get it going it might be more annoying but having modular building to work with everything a player wants to do is a hassle, much more so than just letting them have the freedom to place blocks with a set of rules where blocks can be placed. You're going to run into a lot more problems with modular since when you do that you have an expected result as you place something down and that will not always meet expectation and you want to fix that so it does. Block by block is not like this, the expectation is that the block will be placed where you tried to place it. The complicated part with that is only different type of blocks. But that also is true for modular where you have to have tons of different modular pieces. I have to commend you though for transitioning from blueprints to c++. That is the intended way! Amazing.

great editing bro keep it up

This my friend !! Is impressive!! Never give up . Looking forward to your future dev logs . You’ve earned yourself a new sub.

With an efficient implementation, the stability calculations should be doable for around 100k pieces in a single frame, since it can be done with just a single BFS traversal, which takes linear time. I am very curious what takes so much time in your implementation. Can you explain roughly how you compute it, and then maybe I can see how to speed it up?

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Hey buddy Do you have ig ? Or email ? How can i contact you I have something to discuss with you

yur built fucking different dude, tryna get like you

You: [2] [1] [1/2] ... Me: ... What? You: This ones [6,5ft] [3,2ft] [1,6ft] Me: Got it 👍

I found myself looking at the blueprints with the snapping logic and going "this is going to be awful performance wise when done in blueprints, it would probably be better to have in code" and sure enough, it was awful in blueprints, and sure enough, you did move it to C++

Did u take any courses to learn C++ or is it fully self learning?

This is probably your best video yet, absolutely love the editing

Great video!

this is so cool

Damn looks like I got some competition in the "Amateur Unreal developer making overproduced devlogs featuring an animated avatar in a digital set of their desk stylized with the line art modifier and a handpainted texture that moves on fours" And he knows C++ when I don't, FUCK I'M COOKED!!!! nice vid :]

Three things: 1. This is the best devlog of all time. Like dude... your video production and story skills are crazy good. 2. The game looks amazing. I can't wait to play. 3. You are literally so crazy for even trying to implement a Graph Traversal Algorithm in Blueprints. I'm glad you got your act together. Welcome to the darkside, programmer...

its so sad to see only 6 vlogs a year so far, but take whatever time you need for the game, luv your progress man! 7:54

editing style, and game design so fire earned a new subscriber ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥

6:05 hey man don't beat yourself up. I am the same way, mashing my head against the wall and think i innovated something only to realize it was already solved. The good part is you now understand it way better than if you just looked it up

3:09 made me bust out laughing

One question please : did you use visual assist, because i am planning to start working with c++ but I don't really know if it is so helpful. Great video keep it up!

From the editing to the game itseelf. YOu got yourself a sub partner. That being said , wha ti'm most impresseed by is you doing something like this all in Blueprints. That alone is worth a sub. I know C++ and I wouldnt even attempt this lol.

respectfully, as an american, WTF IS A KILOMETER 🔥🔥🦅🦅💯

Is that a Pino Prime sticker on your monitor?👀

hello, I'm Unreal engine developer, if you want I can help, I have better solution for building and multitreading, I will show and explain

DAMN THIS VIDEO IS PEAK EVERYTHING ABOUT IT IS AMAZING

Your videos get better each upload man this was so entertaining to watch keep up the good work

Great work! How do the buildings across play sessions?

Seeing someone migrate from blueprints to C++ makes me so proud. Keep it up, man.

Which unreal engine version are you using?