Lights and Materials but I am dumb. Game Engine ep. #1

Thanks for watching. I did not expect to get so much attention from the start :)
GitHub repository:
github.com/Code-Gains/DX11-En...
Learn D3D11 project:
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0:00 - Intro
0:38 - Realism
0:58 - Current Cube
1:38 - Indexing
2:26 - Vertex & Index Buffers
3:44 - HLSL Shaders
5:22 - Interlude
5:54 - Phong Reflection Model
6:15 - Ambient Illumination
6:33 - Diffuse Illumination
6:54 - Specular Illumination
7:21 - Material Properties
7:45 - Pixel Shader Code
8:23 - Normals
9:37 - Normal Problems
10:24 - Constant Buffers
10:40 - Final Result
10:51 - Outro
11:04 - Future Plans
11:32 - Philosophy
Background Music:
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[@verlidesouza]

I love the category of programming videos where someone does something unnecessarily complex even though they have no idea how to make it lol

[@sunstrumsharam5388]

If you make it complex that mean you have no idea of what you're doing 😂

[@coa9080]

Experienced backend developer here. I am a passionate gamer, I have a moderate understanding of C++, but I have absolutely zero knowledge of how game engines work.
I subscribed and pressed the bell icon, can't wait for the new videos. Keep them coming!

[@no-lifenoah7861]

The title has immediately convinced me to subscribe

[@juror12]

That's awesome! I love it when people make things from scratch, thanks for the video. Physics Engine from scratch when BTW 😁?

[@Code_Gains]

Thanks! Going to be a while till physics, but I do have plans for it.

[@zokalyx]

I like where this is going

[@manjeet527]

I will love to try your game engine. Good content.

[@sjb8178]

im currently studying bout opengl at start and this video gives me a lot of enjoyment. plz don stop making videos

[@earlchesterantonio1581]

You deserve more subs bro, your videos are gold

[@Cryosimorgh]

I am not jealous at all lol
keep up the good work brother

[@ivanleirbag9463]

Amazing videos, keep it up!

[@arnoldaz]

amazing video, explained everything very clearly, wish I were as smart as you one day

[@Code_Gains]

I'll take the first 2 as compliments, lets ignore the third, the title says it all.

[@InfiniteCoder01]

I remember, how I was learning graphics programming (I've used OpenGL, and I didn't like using libraries). In some really old OpenGL version, where I could just write glBegin, there was some kind of built-in lighting. There was no shaders. And it was painful. I hope to see you getting to physics and other huge parts of game engine development.

[@DevModeIsON]

He puts in the work

[@tahamkench7459]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@thomasp9511]

Ye buddy 💪

[@user-ws8bb8ii4n]

very cool

[@drowned_minds]

only 100 subs? maann you need to blow up

[@williamc03]

OH ITS ALREADY OUT

[@Angelaaal]

You said in episode 0, that you used GLFW for the window itself. But isn't GLFW a library for OpenGL and Vulcan?

[@Code_Gains]

Internally it still uses what the operating system provides (in Windows case win32 API and you can even get the handle to the original HWND Object). I use GLFW because it might be easier to allow the engine to support other graphics APIs like Vulkan API.

[@Angelaaal]

@@Code_Gains Oh some future prove thinking, alright

[@Byynx]

There are very few directx tutorials and almost all are very incomplete and lack the right way of teaching. So if you have time and will consider making a tutorial but in a total different format of this where each video is a single topic, no abstraction whatsoever even further down, writing down each line of code live and taking time to explain things.

[@kazuma_senpai7087]

Винда? Ты сделаешь отскакивающий от стен экрана куб?)

[@ori8483]

Cool man, I wish I could do it myself.

[@Code_Gains]

You CAN do it!