the convention you were mentioning is called hungarian notation :D

Your accent hears like Russian :D

2:30 thank for helping us visualize the goal of your video/project. It really helped!

Your videos are awesome

Nice

Create your own hashing function-it's fun! 😅 I tried it myself and faced plenty of debugging and challenges, but it was totally worth it.

Is it theoretically possible to reverse a hash function

Love me some hashin'

That moment of research is epic. We all do that. All those who post the solution instead of just keeping it to themselves are heros.

You are talented, using vim and linux. What is a great thing to watch ?

I love to see programming in C...

bro feel to be part of a big project?

I believe you are drawing unnecessary pixels out side of the screen At 1:27:27 you implemented the WIDTH and HEIGHT of the Screen at line 72 and 74 instead of checking for WIDTH - ray.x_start and the same with height. Correct me if I am wrong, but that's what I thought.

Basically it took 1 and a half hours to make a circle have some lines and move around… then eventually the other circle was interactive.. That’s pretty mush what happened

I saw something like this in C for the very very first time and i am awestrucked broooo .... this is literally like so cool 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Your approach is interesting. I was wondering how far can we go drawing points in a surface to create a "fake 3d". Yeah, fake in quotes because i consider everything on the screen as fake. In fact doesn't matter if you are using 2d surface to create a cube rotating or actually drawing a cube in a 3d space. What's really matter is what people perceive. And you hit the point with simplicity. Nice work!

1:35:41 okay but the rays to the left shouldnt disappear. What went wrong? Radius squared?

Great video !!!

You should color every pixel by computing (not drawing) a ray from its coords to light source, and then color the pixel after checking for an intersection of that ray with the scene. And if your scene just consist of circles you can calculate the closest distance from ray to sphere and get physicaly accurate shadows from that

This video make me remember a guy who make a kernel, he also raw dogging C with vim, crazy. Definitely wizard of modern era

SDL Documentation is better than C's itself lol. Better than most documentation tbh

Subscribed!!

How long have you been coding in C?

I love watching this kinds of awesome videos, even tho I don´t know even basic coding haha

nice content

that is not a ray tracing

maybe decreasing the rays_number to 100 could have shown proper blur to rays...

For fun i made a library that simplifies the use of escape codes some time ago, i can tell that making tui and terminal graphics is really funny

You are good at coding but not at math , your video helped me a lot to understand libraries and how to code , but I was screaming in the middle when you were taking too much time to understand circle math.

how the fuck did bro misspell surface

Technological degrading ... Now ordinary shadows are called - "Raytracing"

"m" is the slope of the line, a slope of a line is equivalent to the tangent of the line with respect to x axis traditionally, if m is perpendicular to x axis, the line is parallel to the y axis (slope is infinite)

Pretty fun experiment. The code is an absolute mess but it works :D. Good job.

AI can't change bro

thanks for movie

Amazing content you have, It would be great if could organize it into playlists to follow along easily.

I used to code everything in vim, mostly PHP and C. About two years ago, around the time I switched from PHP to Go, I also switched from vim to VSCode. The autocompletion was great and later Github Copilot, predicting entire blocks of code. But whenever I'm back in vim, I find myself googling for function signatures. I can't remember anything, even simple things like how to open a file in Go, I have to google it. Autocompletion made my brain lazy. So would I recommend switching from vim to vscode? Well, only because it looks nice. But disable autocompletion. Code as you do in vim. Those are my 2 cents. I cancelled my Copilot subscription and disabled autocompletion in vscode. I believe it makes you a better programmer.

Bro doesn't even need a regular resume anymore. He can just link this video and it's gonna speak volumes.

Trying to figure out how it works by myself and watching how You do it too was a really nice experience. Learning in a different way than seeing someone who just spits the facts and does everything perfect. Thank You for this video man :)

1:19:45

50 missed calls from nvidia

That's a request for you from an undergrad ...Can you please Make a video on your coding environment that you have setup....that would really help a lot

The keyboard noise is too much

59:10 my thought here is maybe generate a single ray straight up then use some transformation matrix to rotate it. Curious to see what his solution is

until c23 bool in stdbool was just for c++ compatibility(mostly)

that sanity must be below zero

Very informative video

Can you help me with my maths problem

Every SelectObject() should have a corresponding DeleteObject() to avoid memory leaks.

50:34 I can see the excitement in his face