Community Showcase 2020

[@javidx9]

Thanks to the 53 people who submitted this this time around! If you have not been included this time, don't worry, I keep notes so will include in a future showcase.

[@tomkirbygreen]

Good to see you again sir. Your content remains a constant source of learning, inspiration and smiles. Much thanks as always!

[@javidx9]

Thanks Tom - lol, its 7.20 am for me on a Sunday and I'm off into work. Almost done...

[@motbus3]

@@javidx9 totally understand. being through the same here. remember to take care of health

[@kaptkrutch]

I found your channel a month after starting my first programming class (C++) and I have learned so much from you. I plan on continuing learning code after the class ends and I look forward more of your videos.

[@javidx9]

Thanks Chris, and good luck!

[@D4no00]

This is amazing! I watched showcases from channels like game maker's toolkit, those were nice and polished games, nice content, nice gameplay and animations, however this can never be compared with the games you showed. It is like adding another depth to the game, a lot of innovative ideas appear, it is total different from what you see on market nowadays, now I slowly understand why the games I played in my childhood hold such a dear place in my memory.

[@MatterFlow]

So many interesting projects! This is absolutely insane! Watching all the interactivity and physics happening makes me jelly (haha).

[@ChisponGroxo]

It's great to see how your community has grown over the year!. You have quite talented people! Every time I watch your videos they inspire me to go back to code stuff, sadly video games do consume all my free time. Merry Christmas and a happy new year!

[@speedyc88]

Hello! Javidx9, What a great Community Showcase 2020 video. What a lot of great entries this year. I always look forward to the showcase videos, and to see what the community has been working on and what gets selected to be shown. I would like to say a big WELL DONE to everyone who submitted something and was included in the video. All the best from Speedy C

[@ishdx9374]

solly's space exploration thing is so interesting, eriks thing is super adavnced he dedicated a lot of time to it, remember he started developing it non stop since last year. The raycasting level editor looks very advanced and something I'd definitely use. teepeedees voxel-space inspired me to make one too, and bispoos stuff looks very advanced aswell. I loved this years showcase

[@d3nxfr494]

Everyone did an awesome work, excellent job ! However... Bispoo is a such skilled coder he makes so much amazing stuff in a short timespan... Awesome

[@davidporterrealestate]

Looking forward to the 2021 showcase. - And looking forward to your new videos.. Truly a plus in my life, so thank you.

[@javidx9]

Well I hope to have a few more showcases this year. Let's see what the community throw together!

[@KingJellyfishII]

This is simultaniously inspiring and depressing because of how insane some of these things are

[@mebamme]

3:25 wye here - thanks so much for showing off a thing I made! It was a lot of fun entering a jam and making a game from start to finish, and I'm glad you all liked it. :)

[@hex7329]

Showcases after each video sound awesome. Would be super cool to keep seeing the stuff, people come up with.

[@kris030]

This channel is a true gold mine! Been a viewer for like a year and it just gets better! Keep going we love you!

[@Nicolas-L-F]

4:55 finally I will be able to fulfill my dream of being a toaster!

[@seditt5146]

Here I am thinking it was just me who dreams of being smothered in butter and cooked in a radiant heating oven!

[@HardCoreCodin]

Great jobs everyone! Awesome projects! And thanks @javidx9 for featuring my little pet-project ray-casting thingy... :P

[@piggypiggypig1746]

It's done! It's all done! It's the best code ever!

[@Mozartenhimer]

Loved "He's into cyberpunk things, like magenta and cyan"

[@dempa3]

A lot of fun stuff that the community made! I hope to see more videos on procedural generation. You mentioned saving user manipulations in the functions, rather than hard coded. That sounds very interesting. Additionally it would be very interesting to explore it further with say proceduraly generated agents, who interact with the world, each other and the users. Many thanks for the work.

[@ДаниилШелепанов-л4ч]

Omg these projects are so impressive and inspiring, I'll do my best to take a part next time

[@jonnylaw4569]

Same. I started learning c++ yesterday. Going from java to c++ is definitely a challenge haha

[@ДаниилШелепанов-л4ч]

@@jonnylaw4569 I started learning C++ in 2009 (and finished some time later), and 3 language standards have been released since then:D so we're kinda in the same boat bro, wish you luck;)

[@GhostWeapon95]

Meanwhile i spent almost all summer just to recreate the first level of Mario classic, god damn boyz amazing work! Also i love this community, if there's a place i know i can look for help is the OLC Discord!

[@techvigator]

This is one of the best channel I discovered on KZbin.

[@8hng]

greetings from istanbul. so far, and as far as i know, this is the best comprehensive yt channel on programming, c++, vs and game/graphics programming. congratulations, and i do appreciate your time and effort. the projects are all relevant, the code is provided, and explanations are all complete... one minor suggestion if you kindly list some available books to gain more technical and theoretical background on those projects and topics, that would help newcomers tremendously. thanks a lot and best regards...

[@Otakutaru]

I think a brief community showcase at the end, as some kind of outro would be reaaaaally niiice. Maybe some project loosely related to the video content

[@cameronbrett6254]

Regarding the "super emulator" concept talked about towards the end: from what little info I can gather about its development, I think Sonic 3 AIR might be an example of that in action! It's a remaster that uses the original game's ROM and assets but adds in widescreen support among other tweaks. Great video as always! I might have to hop into the community at some point based on what I'm seeing!

[@clem-real]

Gosh these games all look really interesting I wish I had taken part this year. I definitely wanna check out the entries for myself I really like the fractual example Perhaps next year?

[@javidx9]

Go for it Clementine!

[@QubaMichalski]

Demoscene is alive and well in 2020. Check out pouet or scene.org to see some incredible things it continues to produce!

[@Maicowerk]

Lots of great work in there, very impressive stuff. Thanks for including my little demo :)

[@yanfoo]

Even if I started coding in the 90's and have mostly worked on enterprise applications, I have attempted coding games (and did so in the DOS era) but realized that I'm very slow at it. Seeing all these showcases is quite motivating for me, because I do not compare myself with AAA game development boxes when I see more down-to-earth examples of what others do :D In a way, it feels like the time when people built their own computers. It's quite nostalgic but encouraging at the same time.

[@seditt5146]

I also started during the DOS days, took a brake to do the whole starting a family and having kids thing and came back a couple years ago to find much has changed but it is definitely worth it. Stuff that felt like a pipe dream back then and took ages to create and get working can be done better these days. That is not even to mention the stuff that was flat out impossible back then like my favorite stuff to do which is various AI and Physics simulations hence the reason I spend much of my time coding merging the two projects into a single unit If you have not programmed in sometime I highly recommend getting back into man. Its great and you always have Javids PGE to make program creation far simpler than it was back in the day.

[@ronalddavilla5602]

Take care of yourself too and happy holidays to you!!!

[@kane1356]

Thanks bearded man of pure wisdom and intelligence! I now know all the secrets of the evil lord Gluthar! With this C++ knowledge, I am sure I am going to annihilate Gluthar with facts and logic!

[@wjrasmussen666]

Hey, I just wanted to say, I love your videos. Enjoy the holiday, keep safe.

[@javidx9]

Thanks, you too!

[@andresfrr100]

Good idea to add some showcase at the end.

[@leoreleases]

Very nice the videos and our community Javid, amazing! :D

[@justalexproject]

23:09 looks amazing great job!

[@NeilRoy]

Wow, some really talented people in here. Well done all.

[@AJSquirrel53]

Great job to all these people! Really makes the rest of us feel inadequate about our own abilities 😂

[@lucasgoncalves2414]

This is amazing!! Where can I get the Redacted demo, shown at 23:00? Thanks

[@ameerhamza4017]

Sir, we are eagely waiting for your C++ and Assembly Basic Course (for beginner) feom the last 6 month.

[@xXTomeloXx]

I never expected to see this pop up right as it uploaded 😳

[@Dave_thenerd]

Could you do a detailed video on DLL library development, static & dynamic linking and how to reference a library?

[@javidx9]

Yes. I will be showing this this year. A few bids to get out the way first though.

[@Dave_thenerd]

@@javidx9 Thank You can't wait, just graduated a 3-year CPA program and due to covid part of our course was cut short and we never touched on how to write DLLs.

[@codeguppy]

Love your videos and the idea to do a community showcase

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

• 13:00 - The KZbin channels Olbaid Fractalium and Maths Town have been posting some mind-blowing videos of fractals for a while. Olbaid's Menger-run and Shadow-brot were really something else. 🤯 • 14:24 - Yeah, I'm not so much into writing programs or games, I prefer to make tools and libraries. 🤷 • 16:25 - The Windows PowerToys calculator could do graphing; that was almost built-in. • 23:40 - I miss POV-Ray. • 24:20 - FutureCrew or bust. Actually no, Farbrausch! 👍 • 24:17 - Interesting that for copyright purposes, KZbin prioritizes music over everything else. 🤔 • 27:29 - … and caustics are dodged. • 38:04 - Do this for _Starquake_ and _Cybernoid 1/2_ ! 😀👍 (Oh, and maybe _Metroid_ as well. 🤷)

[@roamingcelt]

My first 90's style demos were in 1988 on an Apple ][e.

[@cannahacker9637]

"Solly, known for doing things in excel, raytracing, etc...the sequal to cyberpunk 2077"....im dead lol

[@arrangemonk]

hadn't time for shit. works thinks since we're wt home we can work 24/7 and i have a tolder at home who requires assistance in learning basic surviving abilities

[@GregoryTheGr8ster]

I ought to try to work with some of your community devotees who are into procedural generation. I, too, am highly intrigued by procedural generation. For it to work well, you have to have good procedures. That's the hard part.

[@glowiever]

love it. reminds me of the good ol opengl showcases (now dead).

[@Ackchyually]

16:26 If you open the Windows calculator and click the hamburger menu you can select the graphic calculator.

[@drrobotnik5376]

Love to see MMO demos!!!

[@DarthJane]

Windows 10 has a graphical calculator in its calc app for some time now.

[@Xhisorz1]

Awesome stuff. Very inspiring.

[@qbvet]

Day of the Tentacle meets Monkey Island!

[@mikamulperi]

Driver unhinged is basically Death Rally 😅

[@_syedmx86]

This year was amazing as always.

[@codeguppy]

What a great idea with this Showcase!!!

[@kariboo84]

amazing people !

[@dudeawsomeness1]

Actually the calculator app for windows 10 has graphing capabilities now

[@hj0467]

I love your videos, fantastic British accent voice

[@nikosplugachev6610]

I think a series on OpenGL or Vulcan would be interesting

[@xbz24]

damn the fractals 0.0

[@plimbo2.0]

I love this showcases, so much talent.

[@guiAI]

Did i hear dragonquest XIII music? If yes you are officially a legend

[@guiAI]

If no, still a legend

[@samuelschwager]

A lot of very impressive stuff :)

[@0xTJ]

But Windows does come with a graphic calculator now. Open up the calculator, and one of the modes is graphing.

[@jakubsebek]

I heard that the Jacob's one is better /s

[@trolledwoods377]

Some very cool stuff in here!

[@presauced]

Legends says that you're a legend.

[@zuhail339]

Take care sir .

[@5P3C73R]

The worst part of this is that I was nearly done with mine, but I didn't submit...dayum, maybe next time!

[@WhoNoMe]

Some nice projects showcased in here!

[@PetrPss]

Stop lowering my self-esteem :(

[@MovieMationStudios]

Instead of feeling bad, take that desire in wanting to make something awesome and do it friend :)

[@5P3C73R]

I feel you bro

[@seditt5146]

HA! Try being one of the moderators of the server.... Programming literally constantly and yet still having nothing to show for it enough to get into a community showcase :D

[@SingletonGuy]

Very inspiring!

[@siriusleto3758]

Fantastic 📸😯

[@motbus3]

my favorite here is TGDs enhanced game

[@opkp]

Yaya!

[@nematjonabdulloev3568]

At the end, great advice👍.

[@AI-ec2qb]

Javidx9... where can I reach you if I want a custom made program. I need a In House payment system for a dealership. I just want to make it executable instead of using spreadsheets. Thanks

[@jonnylaw4569]

Dont know if you take any suggestions for videos, but when you did the audio synthesizer, it got me thinking, could you make a program to smooth the sound between 2 different audio clips?

[@painsme2]

Very impressive stuff.

[@ClaytonMalarkey]

That was a good bit of showcase

[@elsyndur4415]

Were all of these made with the olcPixelGameEngine? If so, how did they apply shaders to the 3d models and such?

[@boris3320]

Many great ideas worth trying ! It's a bit sad your BGM covers the games sound though.

[@javidx9]

I have to. I don't know who owns the sounds used in people's projects.

[@NicolaiSyvertsen]

Yes quantum physics does make you sound clever!

[@crucialRob]

23:05 fuuuuuture

[@capitalists1526]

16:27 but windows does have a graphing mode within the calculator app

[@tedebare]

do you like java submissions? I am making a game engine (there's a huge bug I'm working on fixing currently), but the premise is there...

[@javidx9]

All languages accepted. It's the "project" that matters

[@tedebare]

@@javidx9 github.com/XavierMB289/javaGameEngine This okay?

[@osmineretro9591]

Well, I am learning C++...

[@Hyphaney]

fun showcase.. those fractals! :D

[@protektwar]

Brilliant!

[@Slendergo]

Do you think you could do a video on astar with a navigation mesh instead of grids?

[@javidx9]

Well the a* I already showed used a mesh, and will quite happily accept arbitrary topologies. It's just convenient to visualise it as a grid.

[@Slendergo]

@@javidx9 Ah I totally overlooked it, thanks for replying so fast

[@epictrollogre2577]

@@javidx9 what keyboard do u use It looks cool

[@DArK-xj8lr]

Why are you soooo underrated

[@deusxyz]

Sad that i missed out an an awesome jam!

[@deusxyz]

I'm also working on procedural game! deus0.itch.io/zoxel

[@deusxyz]

Daym how did Magetzub make that atmosphere and sky shader :O

[@deusxyz]

Starlynx very inspiring wow :O #lifegoals

[@AJ-yr6bz]

Hey guys, this may be a redundant question, but I have visited the submissions page for the September Jam, and I don't see the Fractal tool on that page. Was it submitted for the Jam? Either, I'm wondering if the author has made it available, and if so where to find it. Google has failed me on this one :(

[@ishdx9374]

Join the discord server and tag Erikson

[@tmbarral664]

@javidx9 Is there a place where we can see/test/play with Alban98's nes emulator. Or the BBC micro's ?

[@javidx9]

Your best bet would be to join the discord server. Most of the showcase participants submit via discord.

[@tmbarral664]

ok. got it. github.com/Alban098/NEmuS

[@tmbarral664]

@@javidx9 yes. I had a look but cannot find anything. So I thought, as usual, Google is your friend ;)

[@gower1973]

That side scroller is using final fight arcade graphics, surely they are copyrighted, or they have been open sourced?

[@skittlemittle]

m yes ben

[@sabadon3537]

so is this projects available on github? i wanna try their on my own.

[@sabadon3537]

Especially starlynx project its looks pretty cool

[@dany19991]

does bispoo have a twitter or itch or something ?

[@yeetyeet7070]

Would love the graphical calculator, where to get it?

[@jakubsebek]

If you mean Jacob's graphical calculator, the GitHub repo is at github.com/jacobsebek/japlot. However, it is a bit postponed at the moment and you would have to compile it yourself.

[@yeetyeet7070]

@@jakubsebek is it jacobs or jakubs calculator? thanks anyway

[@jakubsebek]

@@yeetyeet7070 My actual name is Jakub (Yah-kub) but I refer to myself as Jacob on the internet because it's easier

[@yeetyeet7070]

@@jakubsebek lul, are people really that ignorant towards names? sound like a very normal name

[@xtremeownagedotcom]

SINCE.... @javidx9 did not include a link........ here is a link to the referenced page.... itch.io/jam/olc-codejam-2020/results