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You should make a longer tutorial video for the water shader! Specifically the Bevy and wgsl part, maybe split it into steps and show how to gradually add it to a codebase.

great job ! you can try to use meshlet to get more fps

Hello. Objects pass through each other. What could be the problem?

Nice tutorial! Thanks for creating it!

My brain is fucked watching the whole video but this is probably the best resource that I can get learning Bevy at the moment

Great video! Thanks for the info!

As a rust noob, I took almost one hour to finish this tutorial. However, this is a great video. Thanks for the great work!

I recommend trying out wgshadertoy to avoid porting ur code. I didn't try it out myself, but will do when I need to play with shaders. Great video!

I FINALLY FINISHED MY FLAPPY BIDR GAME!! WITH BIRD ANIMATION AND SCORES AND ANIMATED BACKGROUND! GOD BLESS BEVELOPMENT now I can watch this video without spoilers

god I hate shader languages

To run locally how to run it

Love your videos but would be good if you zoom in on your editor a bit more. They are quite hard to watch on mobile.

Where do you study these things of bevy?

This is great! Do you have any resources you recommend visiting in order to better understand shader and their implementation inside bevy?

Had a lot of fun making this video. Also for those of you who are eyeing the dates of creation on my shadertoy profile just know that the total time I spent on this project was equivalent to a weeks worth of time, I just spaced out the work because I can’t find that large of a block of time to work on this project.

These tutorials are great. To the point and very well explained.

Just FYI, you actually can rig your models with a skeleton and animate it that way in Blender. At your key frames, just duplicate the skeletal mesh and apply the armature modifier to the duplicate. You can then treat the duplicate as a static mesh. You could also totally automate that, either as a Blender script, an external program that generates meshes from an fbx/gltf, or possibly as an extension to Bevy's asset pipeline (I'm not sure how extensible it is).

Can use bevy on a low spec pc?

2:15 O(n²) is quadratic, not exponential ;)

these 10 minutie tutorials are great. I plan to build these games after studying the source code and videos. Thanks again

I enjoy this format of video, thanks

and honestly you might make the video 15 minutes long and include more code explanation and some gameplay in the end, we wouldn't mind

my Floppy Burp on Bevy run took me like 20 hours and I didn't finish the whole thing (I hate Bevy)

Thank you for this insightful tutorial

So, the video is actually sped up to fit information concisely into 10 minutes: I think I did a pretty good job with not speeding up the video too much. The last 2 minutes I’ll admit were a bit excessively sped up due to poor planning but all the code is open source so feel free to check that out. Also leave any questions or problems you have with the tutorial below :)

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Did you ever finish it?

You could also create a low poly tank and LOD the instances based on distance from the camera.

Right after I generate the project, there's a red X sign at the root folder, what is that ?

whats the template you use

Thanks man! , decided to learn rust and make a game with bevy for the game off jam!

Thank you! You explained perfectly I was trying to do and failed

Leave any questions below and I'll do my best to answer them! :)

Fascinating to hear about how you did the shader and great ent creature. It'll be awesome to see how the art progresses as you continue with the game.

even on full HD the code is blury and i struggle to see dots and have to guess the commands

Pretty sure at 4:07 it would save performance by pre normalizing the light direction vector instead of calculating it again and again in the fragment shader. (I bet it would reduce fragment shader runtime by 60%). Furthermore I think you could simplify the return at the end to be just (which will also be faster). return color * (vec4(0.4, 0.4, 0.4, 1) + d * vec4(0.6, 0.6, 0.6, 1)); This also makes the colors normal, as what you have now results in a maximum brightness of 90% (0.4 + 0.5).

My brother in Christ, your commit messages are horrendous 7:13 😰

I love how the game looks! The low frame rate animations on the enemies is so aesthetically pleasing. I do think the projectiles would look more believable if they had a more dramatic arc.

Setting the model position in blender is terrible, what if you wanted to change it later?

first 10 secs... i bet its built in bevy, 1 min in screen shot that looks like bevy docs, 2:36 code is rust and import bevy, me i called it! Bevy Bevy Bevy!

WHOOOO MORE TOWER DEFENSE YEEAAAAAAHH :DD Watching you place the turrets, it might be helpful to add in a function to place them in an area; I.e., highlight an area with a simple outlining box, find all valid positions in that area, and place all turrets in that location. As for things to change, maybe making the base color of the ents a more yellowish brown (like the one with rgb values 128, 76, 8) would help? Because when first looking at them, I maaay have thought they were some kind of demon .w. Other than that, cool design ^^ Maybe for the next video, you could add in either some kind of sound design, or a resource system? For sound design, it would be mainly just turrets launching, enemies dying, and a subtle background music, keeping in mind that you don't need *everything* to have a sound, since you have so much, lol As for a resource system, I mean the typical system of kill enemy, get currency, though due to the scale, you would likely need very small reward amounts per death, and buildings would have to cost much more. Additionally, there would have to be a reason to spend it, so maybe give turrets limited ammo, have enemies that can attack back (that are rare), or give them a lifetime? :v Overall, I'm glad to see more tower defense, heh; can't wait to get to a playable version! :3

Hi guys, It's been a few weeks! Put any questions and suggestions about the game below. Also, to get this video out in time, I might have gotten a bit lazy with editing the second half of the video. There are a few editing mistakes but they aren't really too noticeable so I didn't feel like it was worth re rendering and re uploading. Enjoy!

I randomly had the urge to try and make a basic aim trainer in Bevy, as I'm learning it for a school project. This video is perfect.

you might want to increase font size a few numbers. I guess you have a decent sized monitor, because even in full screen, code is quite small to read on laptop. otherwise, good vibeo

also, familiar music. I wonder if you know something about channel called Bones...

Cool! Im building the same kind of game. Will follow along!

I will admit, it is very hard to read the text at the font size in your video for someone with low vision, but great job! May I ask which VS Code theme you're using, is that Monokai Pro? Cheers! 😊

Speeding up your hour-worth of video to fit into 10 minutes does not count as making a game in 10 minutes.