I saw! I actually missed the first clip while watching it (no idea how) but had a friend message me about it between that and getting to the second clip. Ngl seeing my low framerate & low bitrate footage of Nemu's server was NOT on my bucket list lol but it sure made me smile

fun fact: same composer

@@buzzlightyer2948 yooo it checks out!

Thanks! Yeah, the movement is a little exaggerated, I'll probably end up tweaking it more later. Though, to be fair, I *was* moving at almost a kilometre per second lol Foliage is something I've been thinking about lately, since before I used to just spawn trees around the player with aggressive LODs. Worked, ran okay (matrix buffer issues aside), but obviously it's not scalable for the size of terrain I want to have, i.e. the one in this video. Doing that over a million by a million metre terrain - especially considering the kind of view distance on display (video view distance is about 65km - that's over twice the total length/width of Arma 3's Altis map) - would crash any computer. Definitely gonna have to think of a clever way to show foliage far away without sacrificing performance. Maybe a 2D layer over the terrain with a masked, tiled texture.. I think I remember a VRChat world or early 2000s game that did that without it looking too bad from above. Then I could transition from that to billboard particles, then finally to actual 3D models when really up close. Dunno.

holy shit now that you mention it..

I believe Vrenna was a part of NIN back in the day?

@@Diorden119 from 1992 to 1994, I guess

You can disable it in the audio settings, "alternate menu theme" or something such.

I'm pretty sure actually ripping the audio from the game is near impossible nowadays, all I did was mute everything else, wait for the song to finish its first loop, turn off all audio enhancements in Windows, surround sound, loudness EQ, etc, set the game audio to Stereo instead of 5.1, mute all programs in the Windows Mixer, and then record the system audio in Audacity. The hardest part was probably setting all that shit back to how it was lol I still don't know if my sound effects volume was at 4 or 5, and I probably never will.

@@AlphaGarg smart setup for the audio then mate

Yeeeeeeeeeeee

GIANNI

Literally looking this up because you played it on stream and of course you're the top comment XD

Yup! The main theme was added as an optional menu theme, shotgun patterns got changed, alternate map versions were added, and some duel things were tweaked Idk I don't play duel nor 2v2.

Arma 3

As intended

But I think you missed the title screen soundtrack.

T r u e

boua

Boas!

I did implement some very basic sleeping in the physics which I kinda show in Making my computer cry, though I didn't have a threshold for reactivation. Good idea, though! I'll try doing that later and mess around with some values for the threshold. Something like that would probably help a lot with the stability of stacks. Still need to figure out damping though! As for what the issue here was, I'll copy my reply to another comment over: The fix ended up being simpler and the cause dumber than I thought. Turns out the rotation from angular velocity was just being applied the wrong way around. I was doing it by multiplying transform.rotation by the quaternion resulting from the angular velocity delta, which means that I was applying it as a local rotation to the transform.rotation, instead of as a worldspace rotation. Reversing the order of multiplication fixed it. The simulation is still very much unstable as Yipee and Making my computer cry show, of course, but it does work now. Just needs to be refined and optimised over time.

Yes and he is trying to figure out why it's behaving like this. Where the bug can came from?

​​@@numero7mojeangering it could be impulse causing this issue cuz it's only happening after collision with uneven surfaces (here another box) ?

Can't see how "j" is initialised it's directly affecting the impulse.

The fix ended up being simpler and the cause dumber than I thought. Turns out the rotation from angular velocity was just being applied the wrong way around. I was doing it by multiplying transform.rotation by the quaternion resulting from the angular velocity delta, which means that I was applying it as a local rotation to the transform.rotation, instead of as a worldspace rotation. Reversing the order of multiplication fixed it. The simulation is still very much unstable as Yipee and Making my computer cry show, of course, but it does work now. Just needs to be refined and optimised over time.

​@@AlphaGarggood luck for that

May he rest in peace....