I got so lucky dude, after I watched this video I went outside and saw a CRT monitor sitting on the side of the road. I picked it up and it worked, so lucky!

The changes to "overBrightBits" and "mapOverBrightBits" were exactly what I needed, thanks! I now have proper brightness and contrast without messing up shadows the way "ignorehwgamma" does.

Thank you so much for finally for finally somebody being able to explain this because I am sick and tired of hearing people saying on KZbin oh this is a 360 Hz monitor. This is a 180 Hz monitor. This is a 270 Hz monitor I mean, who gives a hoot if you can’t put that many frames out that fast Meaningless

Really like the talk when old games compared to new one, especially with example about Retryo Style game for modern consoles that just build differntly for it.

U Rong, OLED screen much more batter than your crap monitor 😂

This sounds pretty good, but I'm targeting devices ranging from the original Xbox to PlayStation 5, does it work well on these?

"Motion blur" as you've described it is something that's unavoidable. Any object passing across your field of view at more than about three degrees per second is going to be perceived as blurry. That is a limitation of human sight, and no monitor technology is going to be able to overcome it. Response time is the amount of time it takes for the pixels of a display to complete a state change. The best, fastest LCDs have response times measured in milliseconds. CRTs have less lag, although it depends on the persistence of the phosphor used in the tube. (Some old CRTs with long-persistence phosphors have lag measured in seconds.) OLEDs are faster still; the tech itself is capable of response times in the microseconds--far faster than CRT or LCD and waaaaay faster than our eyes could perceive. By "memory buffer" I'm assuming you're talking about a frame buffer. They absolutely existed back in the days of the CRT. What do you think the computer is holding in its VRAM? Sure, a CRT is an analog device, but the information in the video card's frame buffer is still digital. It gets converted to analog signals by the card's onboard DAC before it's sent to the monitor. A modern flat-panel monitor is driven in a very similar manner: It still receives horizontal and vertical sync data, as well as RGB color values for each pixel. They just happen to be sent as a bitstream instead of analog voltages. CRT monitors with DVI/HDMI inputs receive the exact same signal as flat-panels. I myself am a CRT fanboy. I have a ton of them connected to computers and game consoles of various vintages from the 70s through the 90s. And I agree that they do look better in those applications, particularly game consoles from that era. But I wouldn't want to use one with a modern PC or console. For one, VGA is finally dead. In order to connect a CRT to a modern graphics card, you'd need to use a converter. And it's gonna insert at least as much input lag as there would be with a flat panel display, maybe more. For another, most CRTs are 4:3 while nearly every newer game is 16:9 or wider. That means letterboxes eating into your field of view. Given that the largest CRT monitor you're likely to find is 21", you don't have all that much room to begin with. Flat panels can get much bigger than CRTs without weighing a ton or needing any more space behind them.

Machine learning will fix the optimising of games with models and textures, UE+nanite seems like a bloated POS.

el mod es muy bueno pero aunq resullte casi tonto encontre un bug creo que no es la gran cosa pero resulta que al obtener el cubo de almas no puedo vizualizarlo las veces q quiera solo se hace visible al recolectar las 5 almas para lanzarlo a algun enemigo

I'll buy it when it comes out, u guys made an effort to have the game run natively on linux, which I use, so really appreciate that.

The newest example of this is Pennys Big Breakaway. Tailored Game Engine for this specific type of game build from the ground up and doesnt use any more graphic features then necessary, runs amazingly good

what about Defold, they market it as high performance, how well optimized is it?

hello MXDash2 i'm curious about the Story of this wad and are part of doom chronology timeline, where it passes? Or it's only anniversary wad i'm trying to complete all Doom Games Chronological to understand the story thanks for make this wad 🎉

I found my fairly good CRT literally in the road. Does 1440x1080

I've been playing games since 98, and so many years on CRTs, I also been in the blur hate ship. But the more years pass the more I use motion blur in games, may be the age, but some fast paced games tend to give me headaches and motion sickness, something that can only be patched by motion blur. I've been really sensitive to screen tearing and flickering, so when you play on a modern display those still images between frames are really noticiable, specialy in fps games. Hate me but to be honest I need to use blur in some games, some are too much, but the are some games that let you configure the % of blur you want like battlefield 4 that makes it better

Any possibility to connect Sega Genesis or MS or SNES to an older eMac 2005? Don’t wanna emulate MacMame. I want to connect directly. Maybe some vídeo capture usb card through? Any of them particularly? Thx

It is funny to talk about motion quality of displays, when game developers still fok up their camera movement to an unnatural jerky headache making shock experience. I've yet to see the first ever FPS that has a camera movement that does justice to anything above 24fps.

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I've been looking for drivers for a month for my new sun x7149a {Mitsubishi Diamondtron 2070sb rebrand}, all i can find are x32 drivers , even thought it was made in 2004 when x64 systems where around. somehow i have to make my own drivers. windows just defaults to an lcd driver with 16.9 resolutions.

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why you highlight invisible walls as a problem? If you ever played CPMA you know how players strafing and stuff. without that invisible wall you would stuck and get stoped in holes like that. it's existing there to save the movement flow. and the hole just exist there as decoration cause empty walls look suck.

Great vid, really enjoyed learning about it all. Thanks for uploading

Wow, that was informative. Good work. So many games in this video i played as a kid.

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Got a laugh out of when you couldn't stop the music and just kept working.

I kind of get why people are into CRTs: nostalgia, high contrast, and resolution forgiveness. The latter is crucial for games designed with them in mind (like the waterfalls in Sonic games). Plus, it's an excellent way to give the aging monitors a new chance, as the former owners have gone for flat panels. Personally, though, I'd go for an OLED screen if it was just for content and gaming instead of "real work" like writing, editing, etc. As far as I know, CRTs are bulky and consume a lot of power. Plus, if you go for a low-end unit like my small CRT TV that I've kept for memories, it can flicker noticeably, especially if it's a 50 Hz model like mine.

14:44 :( I just got my hands on an emachine eview 17p and was experimenting with refresh rates like 80 90 and 100 and all of the sudden it turned off and the power light turned off. Can't get it to turn back on I think I blew a fuse or something. I thought that it would be safe to test different hz

My dream is some company that will one day create a modern 4:3 ratio monitor that perfectly replicates (in hardware) CRTs. I wonder what modern technology could do to replicate the cathode-ray tube but without the weight, size and maybe without the glass

Making a game engine is tough, it's one step away from making a physics engine and even big game studios usually don't bother with making a physics engine themselves.

Pretty cool video, thanks for all the detailed explanations.

I completely forgot that this is the spirit of game dev. Getting the most out of hardware with what you had. Limitations are key.

Friend, how are you, if I have an RX 7800xt but I want to use a CRT monitor, for now I have a displayport cable, how can I connect it to the CRT monitor in case I get one in Peru?

A lot of old games looked amazing because they would "bake" the lighting effects into the map. Basically it does a bunch of calculations at map compile time to see how the lightning from the lava should look on the walls, and it colors the walls like that. It would take like 20 hours to compile a map for Counter-Strike or Team Fortress Classic because it had all of these lighting calculations. The only downside of doing this is that baked lighting effects do not cast shadows. Most gamers really don't care about shadows. I can enjoy the environment with the shadows cast by the environment (baked) even if it doesn't have shadows cast by the player (dynamic). Modern games seem to skip all of that and just force the GPU to calculate everything on the fly. You get a game that looks the same but the GPU demands are 10x higher.

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I'm still waiting for my parents to drag that big CRT down from the attic, they told me they'd get it 3 years ago but they STILL haven't gotten it. I've been thinking about just doing it myself atp 😭

I'd like for the video creator to turn on auto-captioning for this insightful video.

none of these points matter, just get good at the game, i agree with you but i cant help but feel lost to why someone would care so much about what monitor they use, it can blur all it wants all i need is some great colors. appreciate games as an artform, not some technical mumbo jumbo BS

I think there are only 2 engines that run like butter, ID-tech and Source. In times like these were almost every new AAA game is a stuttery mess even on the best hardware available, it feels soo good to play titles like Titanfall 2 and the new DOOM / Wolfenstein games. Sadly the updcoming Indy game on Id-Tech doesn't look too hot, imho it looks worse than the New Colossus, while the upcoming Doom Dark Ages looks like a big leap over Eternal. I wonder why Machinegames doesn't seem like to have access to the same engine improvements, cause obviously their engine version is struggling to render large areals and characters.

Raylib is also an amazing engine-like library you can use. Its brilliant in all aspects.

the song when you started talking about doom 3 hurt my ears about 27:30

try bevy, almost every feature is a plugin

Cant wait for voxels to take over

computer company id software lost relevance in computer games by artificial intelligence the first programmers left the company by 2011 year that's why young programmers are flying on automation it's better for Polish computer companies and Polish programmers Polish people by hand on the keyboard will make the best computer games designed from scratch

CRT do have lag though. The problem with the "no lag" assertion is that it isolates only 2 sources of display lag: display processing and pixel response. The scanout time still applies, i.e. the time it takes to actually draw the picture line by line. This takes ~16 ms at 60 hz. With a modern display, e.g. a 240 hz OLED, scanout takes 4 ms and the game doesn't have to run at 240 FPS to take advantage of that. Unlike a CRT with fully analog signal path, display processing and pixel response time are not zero, however on a good modern display this adds no more than 1-2 ms altogether. So the total end-to-end display lag would be around 5-6 ms. Even a 120 hz CRT is slower than that. Note that this is the best case scenario for a CRT - some of the later CRTs also perform digital signal processing, adding significant extra lag like an older LCD. Of course this doesn't apply if the source device can't drive a high refresh rate display, e.g. if it's an older console.

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Who's here after Capcom used the RE Engine for the next Monster Hunter? 😑

Yeah, as a very unsuccessful solo struggling gamedev guy here. I was thinking of using the cheap method of rendering And then I noticed the game you were talking that have a measly frame rate of 59 in the year 2024. Maybe using the Opengl Vertex Array Object rendering is not so bad, Yeah I know it's harder to implement But why waste the unused processing power? and yeah, I know, I'll never finished a game project.

amigo y esos cambios que recien estoy empezando a notar como se hacen???? xq he encontrado otros mods donde el daño que hacen los enemigos es brutal en verdad es para irse con cuidado y tmb el final boss de cyberdemon siempre me habria gustado tener una lucha usando todas mis armas no solo el cubo de almas como se puede modificar esos detalles hasta la misma resistencia de los demonios aumentarles mas vida mencionastes en tu video creo que el zombie en llamas le distes mas resistencia xq no tmb hacer eso con todos total lo q abunda regular en este doom 3 es la municion seria emocionante gastarla en esponjas de balas con cualquier demonio