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Rohan Neck

Finally a triangle! I knew I was in for a journey and a half with vulkan but this has been fun! Thanks for having one of the only resources in existence for how to use vulkan with python, and double thanks for making it so thorough!

Oh i was hoping for phase 2 of the teeko game somehow

Okay, morning tutorial complete, I'm gonna' get some dishes done now. You're great, I'm gonna check out your new stuff later!

long live jumble board and print board

And now back to our Rust mentor in the field of bamboo:

Aw shucks is this going to spiral into a Teeko addiction for me, now?

Antonin Carette is a legend

5:25 "i dont use these (workgroup)" - workgroup is the most important address space for PARALLEL ALGORITHMS.

75910 Dimitri Shoals

Thank you for making this tutorial series! 😊😊

I very much enjoyed the format of this video. While the line-by-line tutorials are very nice, I also like the code-review style as it forces me to actually go through and implement stuff more on my own.

your description of what to do with your fingers around the 14:00 mark was very unintuitive and confusing, everything else was great though :D

It's little bit old tutorial I googled it, and found some way to fix this tutorial for newer version (2024.9) first, GPURenderPassEncoder should be like this: const renderPass: GPURenderPassEncoder = commandEncoder.beginRenderPass({ colorAttachments: [ { view: textureView, clearValue: { r: 0.5, g: 0.0, b: 0.25, a: 1.0 }, loadOp: 'clear' as GPULoadOp, storeOp: 'store' as GPUStoreOp, }, ], }); you must explicitly define types for loadOp, storeOp using "as" operation second, wgsl language doesn't support @stage no longer. so. instead of "@stage(vertex)" => use "@vertex" this same goes for fragment. you just need to type "@fragment" only. after this, You'll see a triangle. sorry for my short english language. (I'm Korean)

Is this series going to continue? I hope so. The multithreading is good, but I wonder whether there is more to prevent the command buffer from being fully rerecorded every frame. That seems to slow the whole thing.

Huh, I just forked wgpu. This is going to be interesting. WebGpu imo is the future of OpenGL. It is nice to have something that is not locked down like metal or direct x 12 or have the need to bust out the rune book for vulkan. Edit 1:55 Ah, yes, I am familiar with this design pattern. It is called ‘just stuff all your data in a class and your methods are safe enough to work!’m

0:23 Yeah back in the 19000000000s things were different

hello there, great video

You do not need the line: find_package(OpenGL REQUIRED). This is needed when your app calls OpenGL directly. Your app uses GLAD. You also don't need to write OpenGL::GL under the target_link_libraries function's library list (same reason). Just write "GL" (without the quotes) and you are good to go (if not, add "dl" (without the quotes) to the list). All this policy setting that you needed to do with cmake_policy() is because of this confusion. BTW congrats for finding how to resolve this confusion that you created yourself. Have a good day.

@31.44 waifu domination hell yeah !!

Schimmel Lock

in 30:14 we search for the new min,max corners after applying the transformation model in order to trace the blas boxes with world ray , hmm why we can't trace the blas boxes without applying the transformation to them using the object world ray ? hmmm is that because the tlas is goin to be dynamic ? like changing location and rotation ? and in order to rebuild it each time we need to consider the new transformation's of tlas ?

Clementine Junctions

Thanks you very much for all the amazing work I really appreciate this ! Question, when converting the normal from obj space to world_space (21:47) why do we use the Barycentric method to calculate the normal, we could use the normal that we calculated using the cross of 2 edges cross(edge_ab, edge_ac) ? Why did we add a normal for the 3 vertexes/corners of a triangle , I think it is the same normal on all the plane of the triangle ?

Pretty cool 😊

It is hilarious I am now subbed to a channel that I, as a Unix-Rationalist (I use Arch, btw) describes himself/themself as 'windows maximalist'. Thanks to you, I am sort of accelerating to reading the Ada core books. It isnt my first rodeo, I actually am very closely tied to Swift and D, but I like using words. Maybe it is because before this, I was a writer. I don't know.

"If a routine does not return a value, it is called a procedure, if a routine does return a value, it is called a function. That is it!" In Swift, I am used to treating plain functions to start, very procedure like where-as later I optimize them into generic, higher order functions if I think it will be more data structure like, or a method if I think it will be more type/operation like. I think what is great that I feel like anyone should rip off for future design is the express explicitness strong types give you, so you sort map and later design overtime whether you are using procedures/functions. In a game, lets say you want to return a 3-D map, so a matrix grid with 3 rows and three columns (I interpret this as a 3-D cube whereas height and angle matter). This can accurately demonstrate a full world, and you can probably optimize this with a game camera by choosing to sort of treat a single row as a 'rotor' that only moves on a single axis in complex number space. Cool, yeah, would I use a procedure or a function? For me, I would use a procedure if I just want to do a subtle operation on the matrix map, and sort of just hide it behind the scenes. If I wanted to do some express mutability for both say my player and myself, I would use a function and probably return that map, another generic, whatever else etc. I like opinionated language design. It makes teaching and reasoning easier. Sometimes I feel like my favorite Swift, is a bit too unopinionated. And if you coded in it, you can maybe see why.

I really appreciate these prep tutorials! As a game/graphics dev with very little experience in Web Dev besides working in CSS/HTML, this is really helpful.

It is wild to me that your workgroup size was 1x1. I have never seen anyone go below 8x8.

There are problems running each Finished project: C1083 Cannot open source file: 'control\app.cpp': No such file or directory . They disappear only after edition of the .vcproj.filters and .vcproj files. Can you commit a working solution?

“I am really interested in data oriented design.” Same. I knew that whenever I constructed my first Magic Deck Mana Curve, and the game I made was an RPG, I knew I just like numbers 😂

This was extremely useful, and your voice is very soothing. Thank u

Can I ask for future videos to increase the font size of Visual Studio. It's very hard to read. Thank you so much.

Loved the pacing, thanks!

I hope that one did NOT come with Windows 11...

is this the last video of the series ?

I recently implemented abstractions for Render Passes and Render Pipelines in python, they're pretty useful for anything that uses multiple render passes, like post processing. Could you possibly make a video on something like this?

I like the current font, I think it fits the aesthetic of the game pretty nicely

What type of game is Nak?

Hi, I actually have a question Is there an easy way to set a fixed rendering resolution that doesn't require extra processing with a shader? Particularly in something like unity? I want to create the illusion of like a super Nintendo inspired 3d style, but where the rendering resolution is low enough to make it look retro and pixelated without a voxel engine or an advanced shader, I want it to run on phones, and ideally the retro aesthetic should reduce the work load, not increase it

7:00 - This pattern for removal would put the array out of order. Would the "active" range of the array just be re-sorted as part of a `pre-update`? Edit: clarity and grammar.

i was doing Vulkan for a month and after some point it got so hard, i then found your playlist, and it feels now a lot of things are making sense, thank you for this !! really helped a lot !!

Thank you for the breakdown. Are these things fixed once the pipeline is created or can they be modified on an existing pipeline?

Oh... Lists... perfect for tile map.

Thanks! You made this algorithm very easy to understand.

Rust Lang --> Get Good!! 😇

This is a very Useful tutorial, but in my case when I capture the scene, the renderdoc scene is basically empty, even though the program is running correctly. I can't figure out if its an issue of the Python libraries being used, of Linux, of RenderDoc or what it is.

This is awesome man! This is great news for python game developers. (:

thanks man