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I admire your work, but I’m wondering if you’ve ever considered using a "more appropriate language" like Odin. It’s essentially Golang + Jai in terms of syntax, and it doesn’t have a garbage collector, which is a significant advantage in the game development world. This means you wouldn’t have to fight with the garbage collector (and GC, if you would use C bindings) during your current stages of game development. I love Golang - I'm using it at work and using it on a side projects, but I've been torn apart between whether Golang is fitting to the game dev. Or maybe Golang is the right level of abstraction for you.

Just match slope

rotmglike... golang... mmo... awesome

This is 2.5d. In 2d you'd either see the ground and obstacles from top down, or walls and obstacles. Never both. 2d vision is 1d unless you count depth.

Nice:) but on what CPU and GPU did you run the the test? Because I can render about 300 000(almost double the number of 10 million /60 = 166 666) sprites at 60fps using SDL2, using RTX 3070, intel i7-10700F CPU cpu.

What's the reason for using an SDF? If you're already rasterizing a font, normally you'd just rasterize at a larger font size, right? Only reason I'd use an SDF typically is for text that is on a 3d surface that the user can approach in first person or rotate like a CAD model. Good for handling 3d perspective distortion while minimizing artifacts. For normal UI rendering I'd rasterize into multiple font atlases as a build step and pick the closest size at runtime. (Usually though I rasterize at runtime in exactly the right size.) Good pixel fonts come in multiple sizes too, so you could just pick a size that evenly divides the closest to the size you wanted.

You haven't been on for a while... Working hard I assume?

Just tried it out and showed to some friends, it's a good game. Maybe you could make the base world a little more interesting in the graphics/sprites part, the dungeons are awesome, but the base world fells a little empty and plain.

Looking good! Tried it out, it's pretty fun.

ey, really nice game, it's clear that you put a lot of work into it

That IGN at 5:50 tho

Ah yes, long hair = girl Jokes aside, nice work!

Thats a tunnel generator, not a dungeon generator...

Excellent approach and use of algorithms!

4:25 Why cant we just loop over the health array directly and add a variable inside the Health component to check if it is used by the entity

super clever..... i love game dev <3

do we lose our used crystals when we die?

The begginer experience has become way more fun as of late, I've genuinely been enjoying getting back into the game recently, but I have noticed that the teleporters are too pricey to unlock, they're very nice quality of life, but getting gear is already so expensive, unlocking teleporters feels like more of an endgame specialty rather than an accessible feature, since it costs rare items that are used in so many of the crucial item recipes for most builds. Also the wishing well rooms feel quite underwhelming, they're cool but definitely need to do more than drop items you already get from regular enemies. Stuff like rarely dropping unique items (such as hearts etc, even in like 2% drop rates) Even if it would mean having them be a mini boss rather than just a free item drop.

Also the slime and new iron golem design is sick and don’t forget the bees

Keep working HARD we love your game

I love your game we found a way to unblock games just to play it

I love your game we found a way to unblock games just to play it

That’s my school lol

I'm really impressed by how responsive the game is given that it's in a browser. Could you do a piece of content on how you're handling the networking and client prediction?

Love this devlogs, KEEP THEM COMING!

Lots of progress this devlog, looking forward to the next!

looking good!

Ayyy wassup

That’s crazy helpful thanks!

Damn the part where he finishes the interesting video was crazy

Mythfall is fun and amazing. You are an incredible programmer.

Ugh, I want this in Unreal Engine haha I also dislike the grid systems out there

King Quest: ha, NO.

I started making videos on Mythfall. I am from the middle school that banned Mythfall. It brings me joy how far this game has come since then!

I imagine this would also work for ledges where you make them essentially act like conveyor belts so when the player walks off an edge like the dark gray one on the screen it just zooms you downwards as if you fell

Or you can just be like factorio and make the cliffs walls and combine that with the power of optical illusions

🙏Encouraging to see this video! Thank you!! I was becoming slightly hopeless this morning when I modestly bumped the number of objects drawn 100 -> 2k and saw a hit on FPS, despite an almost trivial setup here. I haven’t yet optimized to do batching, but even so.. 2k draw calls and associated paraphernalia seemed too little to drop below 60fps. Another thing I haven’t yet figured out is why even a single GL call per frame takes the frame time to 16ms… smth i’ll have to dive into. 🫡

nah really???

Well Go has iterators now since 1.23 released.

Great video

this isn't top down though. this is more 2.5D, pseudo-isometric

no but I wonder why I cant no longer skip a part of a short on youtube.

I really wonder how something like this works for the older Mario and Luigi games, where it’s all really 2D

how 99% of stack overflow questions are

This is one of the best game dev channels on yt, thanks for all the good info!

What command did you use to compile rust? -C opt-level=3?

remind me alot of how the map looks like in eve online

In your first little example, it would make more sense to have position but not velocity. I dont see why something would have velocity and no position.

Im using these episodes as an entry for golang, and I think i hit jackpot. All other tutorials are really vague, its really nice to see all these different concepts applied to a single project.

Rotmg + Archvale?