Atmospheric scattering is hard to make good. Finally feel better about where it's going #gamedev #OPSND Image
Today was an exceptionally clear day that allowed me to compare. Tho, the photos don't give it justice, the colors were was much brighter and less of a contrast, "smoother" to the eye than my crappy phone camera. ImageImageImage
Not sure if I should reduce that yellow, it's a bit unrealistic, but gives a nice contrast overall. That's largely due to post grading. I really love irl that blue-pink transition that descends into the brown smog (at least here). Will for sure use that on another project xD

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Sep 18, 2023
For people thinking of writing their own engine in C/C++ after the Unity fiasco, here's a few things I learned in my own journey making #ShakedownGame in C++: 🧵👇 #gamedev #cpp
1. Making your engine is not "hard", individual steps are easy, but there's just many of them! Every magical checkbox in Unity is now a feature you have to implement. So you're better off chosing specific features for your game, if you want generalist use another engine..
2. C++ is a mess, it's almost 40 years old, and built upon C, which is 50, so it inherited a lot of issues, like terrible defaults and manual header file management. It has evolved and grew drastically over the years, and all this makes it a rocky road for any beginner to learn..
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A little announcement:

First off: Happy New Year everyone!!

So, my life in the old year was very eventful and hectic with many ups, but unfortunately, I will remember 2022 as one in which I haven't published a single game! Real life stuff took so much energy from me.. ->
..& I haven't participated in jams. While my new social landscape has kept me satisfied, games have definitely taken a back seat & for the second half of the year I barely worked on or could focus on my own projects. Any free time I had I used on learning new not-games skills. ->
That said, 2023 will be different! In the new year, I am making plans which I want to stick to. 1st of which is that I am going to release the first version of #ShakedownGame on 18th of January! Yes, that's in just a bit more than 2 weeks, and a day before Monte Carlo Rally! ->
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Just learning about how computers work from a gorgeously drawn old Soviet encyclopedia for children
Look how many cars and trucks we have in our glorious country comrade, all for you to freely choose! (these drawings are soooo good!)
...or a train or a plane! Just pick!
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Nov 7, 2021
Kinda disappointed that anti-anti-art redirects to Stuckism
Stuckism was definitely the last "movement" we learned about in school. But seems like there's been a bunch new ones in the mean time that I've never even heard of. I guess to be an anti-anti it needs to be direct response to anti-art.
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Discovered this FPS gem from 2007 made by a solo gamedev from Uruguay, impressive: medium.com/@dominictaraso… #gamedev
Good news it works on win10. But for some reason on my native resolution it crops part of the screen. On 4:3 seems it doesn't crop. Oh & I had to start the game a few times to test it, which was super annoying cuz it has the first sin of video games, an UNSKIPPABLE INTRO!!
Everything in this game uses like deltatime lerping:
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from menu highlights to mouselook, lol. It's painful.
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So, I'm finally working on a "material" system in my engine. Until now there was no need for it since there was just one scene shader, with the only object-unique uniform being the texture. The framebuffer and debug lines were special cases that bind their own shaders (1/?)
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