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@@samuronindh Haha, thank you. This is my custom gravity particle system that I wrote. There are 2 million particles on the scene that are attractable to the object in the middle

Thanks to Rob Jenkins dub techno)

Thank you, I'll keep that in mind

Yeah, that's the effect that I wanted to create with the help of music)

@@SafarSofar great work, what do you do? software engineer? simulations stuff?

@@SafarSofar did you use unity and c++?

@@SwithinFeely I used Unity, C# and HLSL for shaders

@@SwithinFeely Thank you! I’m a graphics/rendering programmer for video games

Thank you! I used .mkv format + indistinguishable quality settings in OBS

I’m pretty sure the compression is fine with specifically this because the particles are dense enough to form a translucent-looking sheet, it’s when there’s many blocks of different colors moving around at high speed that compression breaks down. also OBS settings don’t really matter since youtube aggressively compresses the video on upload

@jiegao3591 Nice, thank you for the clarification. By the way, indeed, this time I didn't use post-processing but alpha blending between particles so they created a cloth-like material that didn't affect video quality much. It makes sense)

@@codeveyor Thank you very much mate. I really appreciate it🙌

@@bananaear23 Thank you, I will🙌

@@kushyglowy8409 Thank you🙌

Sure! You can search for "Ronja's tutorials stencil buffers" and you'll come across a good article about it

@@SafarSofar THANKS!!!!!!

@@eldrejkoq You’re welcome my friend)

Thank you for the kind words my friend. Glad you enjoyed it)

@@TheSyborgue Thank you!

Thank you) I wrote the particle system from scratch and optimized it as hard as I could) It can run 2.000.000+ particles easily already (Other videos on the channel)

@@SafarSofar that's so cool woah

@@yohaanmasterThank you)

@@mmiy0_ Thank you bro🤜🤛

Thank you very much)

Haha, my respect) Song: James Fredrickson - Obscured

Thank you for the advice! I tried to increase bitrate but my laptop struggles with it) I'll try my best to improve quality

Thank you very much, mate! I really appreciate it)

Thank you very much!

HL shading language

In 2 years this video is gonna have 30 million views

@@marcosmejia7640 Haha, thank you, mate) I'm already happy it has 1k views)

Hi, sometimes game engines can make the process of developing graphics easier because of provided tools for that, but if you want to learn a lot about how things work internally you better start with bare graphics API like OpenGL, DirectX or at least wrappers for them like Three.js (WebGL), raylib, SDL. Hope it will help. Feel free to ask your questions)

@SafarSofar I know C++. But I am not sure what to learn next. Can you suggest a roadmap?

@@wanderer8531 I can provide you a roadmap but first of all, can you tell me what things you are interested with exactly? What do you want to build? Do you want to find job quickly? Is money your goal?

@@SafarSofar I want to do graphics programming as a hobby. I am not sure what subset of graphics I want to focus on. I might look for a job if I have developed the skills.

@@wanderer8531 Then you should learn OpenGL with learnopengl.com. It can teach you engine/graphics programming basics and it's easier than any other graphics API. The site is free and has a graphics roadmap already

@@vesenniydozhd5691 Thank you🧡

​@@SafarSofaryou are an amazing programmer!!

@@vesenniydozhd5691 Thank you very much🙈

Thank you! Basically, you need to know what math/physics to apply and then simply experimenting with it. There are a lot resources like 'The Coding Train, Sebastian Lague, Acerola, 3b1b' on youtube and books like 'Math for gamedev' for that)

@SafarSofar Thank you!

@@wanderer8531 You're welcome🙌

@@Puppybhai-dp1mt Thank you 🤜🤛

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Surprisingly I used only linear interpolation between last frame mouse position and current frame mouse position and I doubted that it would work but the result on the video looks pretty decent. The general function for linear interpolation is f(a,b,t) = (1-t)*a+t*b. Where a - previous mouse position; b - current mouse position; t - time (usually from 0.0 to 1.0). Hope it will help you, good luck! If you have more questions feel free to ask

Good, circle reminds me of a seashell

@@Okkerstom1000 Nice👌

I would love to)

@@AkiiiMatcha Thank you! I used only ncurses library to have more control over the terminal

@@SafarSofar Ohhh I see, thanks! ☺️

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@@L4AM-LyricsForAllMinds Haha, not yet)

@@Bobelprofesor Thank you 🤜🤛

@@Business_wave1 Glad to hear that, thank you very much🙌

@@beehummingbird4744 Thank you🙌

@@siddhanthbhattacharyya4206 Yeah, I’ll try my best to make it possible🙌

Thank you very much)

You can do it🤜🤛

Thank you!

honestly bro you can do it take it a step at a time ask questions and build

@@iamtimsson thx thats what im gonna try to do

If you want to start with graphics programming I can recommend you these awesome channels: Acerola, The Coding Train, Sebastian Lague, SimonDev. You can do it bro, you got it🤜🤛

@@SafarSofar thanks my guy

@@chriss_649 Thank you very much🙌

Love it too!

Thank you very much. You just need to learn how to get pure joy out of building stuff you like then laziness won’t be a problem. You got this bro🤜🤛

Спасибо, да, мой кастомный движок

Haha, most of graphics/game engine stuff still mainly written in c++)