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Yoinking nlohmann :]

Excellent video and series. Please spelling check the text on screen as it is distracting to see typos and wrong spelling of basic English

My dream game is tetris and sokoban😂

none of these libraries can even be remotely called wheels

For 3D physics I also recommend Jolt Physics

Jolt seems to be a pretty popular physics engine these days.

19: Run from people who say NEVER

I tried a couple JSON libraries, and nlohmann was by far the slowest. It was incredibly slow. RapidJSON is hugely better, and if you ACTUALLY need speed - simdjson.

Even unity uses PhysX

📌GitHub repo for the collection of gamedev libraries: github.com/raizam/gamedev_libraries Extra one; github.com/Caerind/AwesomeCppGameDev

he is mising many things: additional alternatives for audio: steam audio, miniaudio, Openal additional alternatives to physics: jolt physics correction crytek doesnt use assimp they use fbx sdk

I'm surprised to learn stb_image is used by Unity and CryTek. Sean Barret must be proud. Me, I use it, std_truetype, ufbx, an older fmod, simplejson, miniz, glm, and glad for my current project. They're serving me well.

why not GLFW

I personally have written my own SDL alternative called iota, in D. It has less capabilities, and more bugs, but in exchange it has a nicer syntax (the only ugliness is that you need some implicit destructor calls, but a potential alt-runtime version will more likely depend on that), and doesn't come with a DLL that has an alternative memory allocator to allow you to easily port your game to a rare handheld console.

Great video! Love the channel content, keep it up! Love the bitwise operator for storing booleans!

What is that repo at tge beniging

Please give a link to github repo with links to libraries featured at the beginning. :-)

reinventing the wheel....not me lol

Its funny how most of them are outdated either fundamentally or in their implementation. Immediate ui rendering? Consumer (png/jpeg) formats for gamedev? Json??? Bitmap fonts? SDL for rendering? FidelityFX (don't miss the 'i') and PhysX are somewhat good, but you better take inspiration from them rather than just using. And man, placing json parser and syntax-sugar meta library near GPUOpen tools collection (and even giving it less screentime) is crazy.

What of these do actually matter to me when using Unreal? I do not mind cool new stuff to save some time but I feel like lots of this is alrdy inside unreal or they have their own solution for it

pretty sure simplygon is like $5000 a year or $35000 for teams :/

Im so glad I found you, this channel is a gold mine for fellow aspiring devs.

📌10:30 Correction: FLECS, not FLEX

I don't think PhysX is industry standard anymore. Most of the game engines are moving away from PhysX.

I don’t use stbimage on Windows because the OS includes all image codecs, the search keyword is WIC. I don’t use zlib at all because LZ4 is way better, compression ratios with LZ4-HC only slightly worse than gzip but the speed is not even close, an order of magnitude difference.

Can I use these with raylib?

10:30 I think for entities you have EnTT and FLECS not FLEX EnTT is c++ 17 FLECS is c99 so you can use it with any programming language Maybe FLEX exist and im not aware of it.

Not flex but flecs, pls fix this

.FBX is not industry standard anymore, all the big guys use OSD

nice

ffmpeg?

You really need to add BGFX to this list

I've been programming and working on game engines for 10 years and still I fined this video very helpful

Lovely video! Though heads up, for UA-cam's "chapters" to work properly, it seems you need to have 0:00 marked in the description as well - I'd maybe label it "Intro" and put it right before your 0:30 timestamp.

And now realize that u can apply all the tips to your life... that's too good to be truth, isn't it? =)

Can you make a detailed Video about Shader stripping in unity and How to do that Properly. No one does that properly

Half of them I didn',t know or understand: very concise but very usefull! Great.

Your narration and diagrams are great but I never felt like you properly explained anything. It felt like you were reading a wikipedia page. As a programmer wanting to understand more of the hardware side, I can't say I learned anything. If I was someone with less experience I think this may have been overwhelming. Nothing personal, just some feedback :)

"Finish projects at all costs" ADHD: "lol. good luck at that"

Thanks for your work: well resumed and interesting! Two remarks: 1) GPU are rather SIMT nowdays (strict lockstep previously) than SIMD, which is more for CPU cores 2) between threads/lanes, it is possible to exchange data (EDIT: within the SAME wave/wrap only), using intrinsics (such as WaveReadLaneAt, WaveReadLaneFirst, etc EDIT: with recent APIs, here DX12): not ideal, but quicker than using groupshared memory (even if closer to cache than VRAM)

Wow, can you make a video for teaching vulkan fundamentals.

w youtuber & w person

For me the entry to make video games was really just by modding the games I finished, but loved them so much that I wanted to play them more and make them kind of my own, like Quake 3, CS 1.6, GTA's, C&C's. Then I slowly gained many of the skills required while having the fun all the way.

I'm making my dreamgame and nothing else will do ;)

Sorry but these are totally not laws, even if they are generally good advice. A law should be something that is true regardless of situation, so for example there are many very successful 'generalist' game devs so your law 10 isn't a law at all (I don't even agree with that one at all).

I think law 1 is the most important one for new game devs. I tried starting making games three times in my life, twice I tried to make my dream game as my first game, and gave up because its too hard to make a dream game. Now for the past year I've been working on a game thats not my dream game, but an important stepping stone towards making my dream game, and because I started with making a non dream game, Im on my way to starting a carreer in games.

this just makes me cry out of sadness

came in expecting to hear mostly things I already knew, but this was quite extensive! nice video

Bro presenting standard and very basic optimisation technics like they are genius -_- i hate 2024

Finally voxels getting some love ❤