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linux: ""cmd": ["/path/to/odin" , "run", "$folder"] works, $folder will choose to run odin compiler on the first folder in the left panel, $project , $file_path are also options.

I set my window size 1280x720 and screen size 320. But I think in my case this thing with camera and zoom (scaling logic) does not work correctly because when I move the paddle, it can reach only to the middle of the screen when I move it right.. any ideas why this can happen?

You have great experience in building game engines, it will great if you create more videos creating engines. Working with some real usable stuff. It will be great learning experience for viewers

i loved the way you pronounced str lol

I made a pascal language server and there is a "workspace symbols" command in the spec but it's implemented really poorly both in the LSP and in Sublime Text. You have to bundle all symbols in the project then encode them to JSON and send that 10's of megabytes per text every time it's invoked. The built-in search in ST functions better but it cant' really know about "global" symbols and pulls in lots of other junk. Even so its' good enough and I use that except in VSCode where it's implemented better.

in VS Code there's a command "look for symbol in workplace" and it would be the same as in Sublime. You can add any folder to your workplace. No need for copying files Edit: this command seems to only look on the first folder of the workplace. if anyone knows what's going on, let me know

I've just set up similar thing with neovim + telescope after watching this video. Thanks for making this video, this is gonna be super useful!! Also I like that you used '猫' as an example lol

Hey Karl, the developer of the IntelliJ plugin here: fuzzy search works globally over all symbols defined in the project, including the Odin SDK. It even works without first specifying the package first. Let me know if you want to give a try sometime.

A work around for VS Code: Copy the whole core folder to your project (yes, make a copy!) and press Ctrl + T. You can then find rune_at_pos by typing #runepos. If you add the space then it doesn't work. This is all of course a huge hack, and one of several reasons why I don't use VS Code.

The tutorial is great, thanks!

I have updated the source on the itch page. I did some additional documentation comment writing after this stream ended: zylinski.itch.io/cat-and-onion/devlog/853950/source-code-improvements Also, the game is on sale right now, both on Steam and Itch. Just $0.98!

How do you declare an array of functions?

This went over my head..Is there a video that teaches the basics of contexts and allocators?

bought it. amazing book, thank you very much for all the effort you put in. I'm just now realizing that I don't have to wait for JAI when Odin has literally everything I ever wanted out of a programming language.

can you compare odin to rust? what are its strengths over rust?

i just bought the book and from what i've read so far it complements the existing material on odin very well, definitely worth it. i also really like that there's an HTML version so it fits in seamlessly with the other references i have open while working

it's a great book!

Perfect timing, i've been messing around with Odin quite a bit over the last few months. It looks to be an excellent introduction to exploring the more in depth parts of the language

I wish I knew how to read

Bought and already well into it - great book :) !

Will you localize this book into different languages, such as Russian, Ukrainian, etc.?

I bought the book this morning, it has already been immensely helpful for understanding the language and it's features. Thank you for taking the time, I hope you keep updating the book with even more knowledge in the future.

Amazing! thank you! 👍

And another thing: I am hosting an Odin Gamejam between December 27 and 29, 2024! Make a game using Odin within 48 hours. Sign up here: itch.io/jam/odin-holiday-jam

Great job! I wish I had the patience to write books. I'm sticking with Rust for now, but I will definitely check it out.

34:01 this technique is called sliding window and it's so efficient, big brain ideas karl !!!

Thanks, just bought your book and started reading!

This is a great idea! We need this kind of events to make Odin more popular I will try to participate, but I will be visiting my family during these 2 days and having time to code will not be easy, and maybe even totally impossible. We will see!

Hi Karl. What about 2d arrays in Odin?

I have been waiting for this ever since you announced it! Can’t wait to get home and get it. Big fan of your content! Congratulations on this awesome accomplishment

This will be fun just joined and will streame the hole thing

Great idea!

Just joined! We'll see what kind of monstrosity I come up with lol. I'm not very experienced, but this seems fun

cool 🎉

is there rule for game art? can i just use basic shapes?

Woo woo!! I'm hyped :) This will be my first ever game jam. Excited to do it in Odin and with you Karl. The game dev videos you've put out, specifically the Odin videos, are seriously invaluable. The first ever coding projects I did over 20 years ago were games on various platforms. I'm returning to making little games in large part due to your influence and how fun it is to work in Odin. Super excited for this and to see all the other submissions!

this is fantastic!

Just joined! :D Will there be a theme for this?

LESGOOOOOOOOOO, I was looking for this jam

what if someone create a game before that and pretend he/she finished it in 48 hours?

Pretty cool!! I guess it's hard to prevent anyone from starting to work on a game before the 27th? I mean it would only mean more good games so I guess it's all good!

Your accent is nice, what is it?

Hey man keep up the good work. You are a very good teacher. Thank you for everything youve made.

you don't like odin's `defer` keyword?

Looking forward to the memory management section! It's what I feel like I'm the least knowledgeable about in Odin. Since memory is supposed to be manually freed it's what has me the most worried about making a problem :D ie : when is something going to be freed automatically when it goes out of scope vs when do I need to do it myself. Similarly with the deferred call. How to use properly.

Congrats, currently writing mostly Ruby for game dev, bur do want to learn some Odin and C for lower level options. Picked this up to start poking through at some point. Figure it will help me be a better programmer overall with the memory management piece at the least! Edit: Will keep an eye out for the game jam, may try to do that and use this as my companion for that.

Congratulations. I hope is does well for you.

My Odin book is out now: odinbook.com/ ✨

I've written a book about Odin: odinbook.com/ ✨-- One way you can learn the language is by first following this tutorial video and after that reading the book.