1000 Players - One Game of Doom
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- Опубліковано 12 чер 2024
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Hey. First video going full time. I hope you liked it. Part of me always feels I could do better :)
But seriously name your first kid after me
@@ThePrimeagenOkay I’ll change Cedric’s name to The
But seriously, fantastic work! This was very entertaining to watch, and great editing too!
@@ThePrimeagen James, the name, Primeagen it is. it'll work out great in future apocalyptic scenarios where in the absence of Duke Nukem, James Primeagen will have to step in to kick some ass and chew bubble gum.
ah!! that was what was different! I love it!!
Flip went crazy with the editing 11/10 video
Not as good as yours though. Yours are spectacular
Except for the 1 that goes to the A instead of the B and took me 5 second to think why A is 01 and B is 0 😂🩵
Hey, it's the flip, things might flip...
@@user-pg9xo2ts5v Yup, saw that too :D
flip is flipping out, this video was amazing :D
Prime is doing everything in his power to become a game dev without having to claim that he's doing game development.
He will fail, Thor will corrupt him.
A game jam is getting ever closer, prepare for ligma.
I have been so thoroughly ligma'd that I can no longer tell the difference between web dev and game Dev
Mostly due to balls of course, on the face
@@ThePrimeagenascii doom using js confirmed?
whats ligma?
@@xregularxjohnx steve jobs
@@xregularxjohnx ligma balls
F for the grass that wasn't touched during this project 🫡
The best engineers never see a blade. Big beard, no tan, sporks only.
Only quiche eaters touch grass
what a weird dougdoug video
Yh this guy has hair
yeah
he's oddly not BALD
- not bald
- can code
- doesn't have chatters in his basement
this might be the long lost ougdoug
Damn, dougdoug changed
This is what Prime means when he says "go build fun projects" lol.
right, he sure did 'go build' a lot during that time
Netflix lost an employee so we could gain a legend - truly top tier content sir.
6:00 If you start throwing away bits from color information, always keep most bits for green because human eye is the most sensitive to lightness levels of green color. Always sacrifice blue color bits first, then red and only finally green.
What is are these colors? There is only gray, yellow and blue.
Ohhh I always wondered why I've seen RGB565 encoding but never RGB655 or RGB556. Thanks!
The thing about "Always" is that there are always exceptions to the Always. Even this sentence.
@@arcaneminded if this is how you treat words then there's no utility in having a word called "always", which is why I think this kind of thinking isn't very useful
Even better, doom uses a limited set of 8 bit color palettes so you can get perfect color encoding in 1 byte per pixel.
Quitting your job was definitely the right move. This video would not have gotten made otherwise
I don't normally make comments but man this video is beyond amazing. The production quality, all the engineering information and how it is put out even someone never programmed his life could easily follow plus Prime being an amazing entertainer as always apart from being a kick-ass-do-it-yourself-hands-on coder/engineer. And joy in his eyes through it all. Man is living his best life.
I fee the same!
Totally, even for someone like myself hovering around the "FizzBuzz" / "Leap Year Calculation" level of programming, this was a really interesting video.
It's my ambition to be as cracked as Prime one day.
Programming is really easy to follow, what is hard is getting creative with algorithm. Crafting solutions it's hard af.
Echoing this, he definitely has a talent for taking low level concepts and showing how they can be applied in practical ways, while keeping things super entertaining and informative!
Doom was using 13h VGA mode which is a 256 colours palette mode. You could use this pallet directly instead of your own conversion to 1 byte. This way you don't lose any colours.
Also if you Huffman encode blocks longer than 1 byte you could target patterns of colours from textures and potentially achieve greater compression.
4:52 yeah i see that `uuwwUU`
😂
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Hope the $EDITOR got payed handsomely cause that shit looks gud
The point of doing fucking XOR operations is mind-blowing for compression
Amazing
Yeah, I was like, what's the point or how'd it compress shit? But then if the xor'd frame can construct the 2nd frame because it is mostly similar to it (repetitive pixel colors between frames for example!) and thus it mostly produces zeroes except the changed pixels... whao, it all clicked.
The work put into this video is astounding. So happy to see Primeagen closer to where he wanted to be so long ago.
Amazing editing, amazing pacing and amazing explanation. Another pristine jewel from the development side of youtube.
If this is the quality of stuff we're going to get moving forward, this channel is gonna get huge.
Mustache man… I gotta say you really are the reason I stay inspired to code and continue to pursue the deeper understandings of development.
The combination of pure unadulterated knowledge & passion for what you do is so inspiring. I’m already 2 months in using NeoVim becoming blazingly fast, finally able to sit still at my computer for 5+ hours & I now wake up everyday giddy knowing I GIT(😅) to learn more.
I’m sure you hear this all the time, but you’ve truly saved my life. Thank you.
What an incredibly informative and entertaining video! This is exactly what I was hoping for when you became a full time streamer :D
I think the next will be better
I think that's the best audio-visual explanation of an XOR operation I've seen.
Great project and video. Thanks for sharing!
Also, I loved the Yugioh lifepoint sound/animation you did for the counts.
12:12 The first bit for B went to previous A
It also confused me and i did a rewind. I believe it’s for 8 bits per line to look nice.
Came here to say this as well. Since your message is already here, I'll like instead.
I think the 1 on the end of the first line is supposed to be before it, it's even animated like it should be there.
This confused me as well, especially because prime specifically states that the same characters can never have different values, and yet on the screen that's *exactly* what's happening. I had to go back and rewind and figure it out and rewatch to learn.
Came to point out the same.. cool to see Huffman tree encoding in use
The compression part is pretty interesting
DOOM renders into a 320x200 8-color bitmap. This means the colors DOOM actually renders already fit into 8 bits. It would be super easy to compile DOOM and make this framebuffer available to your compression stage.
this is peak programming content, Flip did something amazing in this ones
You gave me a blast from the past here. I used to program muds on the 90s and 2000s and my main bottle neck was bandwidth for hosting my game. I had to compress streams and use a lot of terminal hacks to get my ASCIi maps to work fast. I could even play videos on the terminal in ASCIi all with low bandwidth and gzip compression.
This is rad. I love the walkthrough of it all. 1000% need more of this.
the quality of this video is unlike anything you've made before! Amazing!
It's the best creative video!!! DOOM was a great journey and a big challenge, duplicate characters, xor, huffman first try, and a lot of golang content!!
Congratulations, this was a new step in your creation content!!!
LET'S GOOOOOOO BABY!!!
4:55 "Does anything stand out to you"
uuwwUU - oh god mistakes were made
That XOR frame compression technique is so cool! Really made me to start thinking about more good use cases for XOR. Good content as always, you are one of the biggest inspirations in my programming journey.
This style of video is awesome! Thanks for this
This is so awesome. I'm really glad you can spend more time on projects like this!
This was an amazing video really liked the graph showing the data saved when using different compression methods!
I love how this guy's brain work
This is amazing, thanks for going full time to produce this sort of content :)
In-depth, yet quick and snappy
This is absolutely freaking incredible.
this is why we listen to Primagen and not Theo
This is applied computer science
@@TheStickofWar and it doesn’t make it any less incredible
Hi Prime, I wanted to say Iam so incredibly proud f you for accomplishing this with twitch. Making the plunge into content creation I'm sure was crazy and scary, but you deserve all of the accolades validation for all of your hard work. We love you and your content so much! please don't stop!
IMO the best video I saw from you mate, well done. I really enjoy watching all your videos, but this one and the ones you made with this journey was really amazing! keep up the good work.
12:32 "A" 4th in 1st row: seems must be 0 to. "B" 1st in 2nd row: seems must be 10
great editing and explanation, makes me excited to program again
12:15
Here, the value for 2nd A gets mixed up with that of 2nd B.
threw me for a loop
yeah it's getting mixed up so the bits add up to a byte
i thought it was an error at first as well but nah, it was on purpose
Thank you for the summary. Watching the stream only gives me a glimpse of the extensive work you do.
This is the perfect kind of video for this channel! Larger and super interesting projects that you enjoy. You also can create these naturally as a byproduct of building the project anyways, so you don't have to feel forced to create a video for no reason. Great job man!
Best video so far of the primeagen, the amount of optimization put on the project no wonder the dude worked successfully for 10 years at netflix as backend engineer this is so motivational
Congrats Prime!!! This is awesome and I can't wait for more stuff like this.
Oh man, I just love this new format Prime! Keep going, you're being a great mentor and a rolemodel because you are always on the path of learning new things, you couldn't even imagine how I feel man :) Keep going, all respects from Turkey
I have to say this video was very high quality, educational and entertaining too.
It looks like you had a lot of fun working on this.
This was a fantastic vid man. What a fun project. I remember writing Huffman and RLE in college and this was really nostalgic.
This is super work all round and the perfect UA-cam content. Fascinating computer science, history, and project planning. Lovely editing. Superbly presented. Everything else today is going to suffer in comparison.
An encode/decode stack is one of those things I just gotta implement sometime. So useful! For a second I didn't understand what was going on with the min-heap but it all came together in the end. Great way to make a fun video educational too, thanks Primeagen.
Seeing a wonderfully edited video like this from you was such a treat!
Fantastic video, my dude. Can't wait to see what you are going to get up to next!
This was an awesome breakdown of what you did and great editing. I didn’t catch every stream so this was nice
This was such a great video! Props to Flip on the editing.
Gotta admit, it was today that I finally fully understood XOR lol
Also thanks for this... really helped me come to a breakthrough with reverse engineering some stuff. Basically been trying to figure out the cause of some corrupted frames in UA-cam videos and now I can see why it's happening but now I need to figure out why it's only on certain videos, and only when using certain phones. New phone doesn't get the corrupt frames, but three previous phones I had do get them. One of the new and one of the old are the exact same device model, under different carriers. And the corrupt frames, they only occur on the three old ones when on WiFi. I tried a different wifi router, and it doesn't happen.
I had a compromised router! [ISP redacted] might have an announcement to make soon..
Incredible mr.Prime !! Such amazing things and this is absolutely inspired. Keep up the good work. Thanks!
Vim tier editor. Happy to be part of Prime becoming a full time content creator!
that's so awesome dude, amazing work!!
amazing editing
Loved this video, I would like to see more breakdown videos like this one. Awesome.
This is why I became the engineer! Got me goosebumps just by watching the video and how every iteration lowers the line on the graph.
the quality of the video is insane the narrative, the edition, the composition. So this is how a full time video feels like, awesome job 👍
I finally understand the XOR encoding. your explanations of the compressions you used are really clear. thank you for the help. the actual application really cemented it for me
0:09:07 thank you for re-explaining how XOR has memory; I didn't get it the first few times you mentioned that but this video really helped solidify that concept!
Bro! This video resonates with me as an engineer so much! I love reinventing the wheel because it's just fun sometimes. Great stuff brother keep it coming!👍🏻
Just amazing, greatly edited and also, great explanations of the topics along the way. Great editing, great explanations, great video. Nice! Keep it rolling!
Thats a rare programming topic video explanation I literally watched like magically hypnotized to not even look away for a second. amazing.
So much knowledge compressed into a single video and it was very captivating and entertaining, I love it!
Prime loves to act like he doesn't know what he's doin then comes out with this 1 month into gamedev journey
editing went crazy, absolutely love it
Amazing video, the work you put in really is inspiring.
Keep up the good work !
Very well edited video 👍 well done Flip.
This was absolutely great. Love to see more videos like these!
Absolutely loved this, and I learned something! 👏🏻Keep rockin' man.
good step up with the edition! had lots of fun
This was so cool! Great job Prime!
This was one of the coolest "Why? Because I can" projects I've ever seen.
Really neat project and the video was well done--I love your work!
The video is amazing! The editing is next level! Keep up the good work Prime! ❤
Loved the video prime. You know the video is good, when you get inspired to cook it up on your own .
The graphics and animations in this video were really a step up. Nice work!
Love the new video format!
The guideline, the editing, the explanations m, everything was absolutely great.
Loved that video, please make more of that kind of content !
Learnt more in 15 mins than in any other coding video ever.
I love this format!
Just wanna say I love this content, showing your skills and explaining what is being done. You're awesome my guy
Love this style of video! Great job Prime!
You actually Explained huffman encoding pretty well. Good work.
Turned out great Prime.
Only a small percentage of your Twitch followers understood how hard this was.
One of the best streaming devs on Twitch/YT no doubt.
The production value of this video is nuts! Nice work, Primeagen! :)
nice EDITING dude
One of the best tech UA-cam videos I’ve watched in a long time.
Great editing, love it
Pure gold, love your content, this is my fav so far.
This is a great video. Well edited
Awesome video Flip!
This was actually insane in terms of optimisation. Learned a lot. THX
Loved this! I wish we had more high quality educational videos like this
Sick editing. Great content. Gamedev Prime
Amazing video, amazing idea, amazing teaching, amazing editing and amazing entertainer. Amazing job bro !
Love the video. Glad to see a new video