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Why am I watching this while eating green grapes at 1am I don’t do game dev

Great video but I am begging you to title videos in a way that will be possible to google based on their content in 5 years.

i didnt realize you could modify a pre-packaged shader, thanks for the info!

Its such small thing but "very famous nanite architecture, but if you havrbt heard of it,.no worries" Is such a great line

why do you talk so slow?

great talk

I live for JavaScript. I beleive it’s perfect for the kind of games I’ll be making. One day I’ll learn c++ but that’s when I want to tackle giant games

Subscribing for the footage of Micheal Abrash's book, hell yeah.

What a good game dev needs to achieve: -Perfection❌ -Good enough✅

Beautiful work

"I make a lot of empty promises" lol

games stopped being optimised after cp77 games really fell off if a game needs dlss or fsr to be playable above 165 fps then its probably awful

Hi. Great video. I have so solution to the dead pixels problem. And i would like to know your opinion. Also, how much work can you save if you solve this problem? Like 20 percent? Or 50 ?

Hmmm. I bet dynamic, performance optimized mesh topologies would be fun to design as a feature. Genuinely too

very nice

Absolutely loved the explainer!

Simon, could we have a discussion regarding the visibility buffer and software VRS? These advancements have the potential to enhance upscaling quality, consequently improving the performance of ReStir.

you sound like bob from bobs burgers and it’s so soothing to be taught by 😂

Damn man this is insanely impressive. And the thing is when you go step by step it actually makes so much sense, like an obfuscated memory was unlocked.

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You know what? Take this (1/180) times pi =sin(x) for me it works.

very neat

The Perlin noise really did it, looks like real wind!

the thing that would sell it would be player collision detection

It's interesting to see how this is achieved from a non artist perspective.

I think a nice video to make next would be how are shadows done today vs how they were back in the day, very extensive and interesting topic to cover IMO. Great videos in general! My suggestion would be to have a slightly more enthusiastic voice, at the moment it sounds like you are super tired when making these...

A LEXX reference gets you a subscription

Distant objects are imposters, so are naturally sus if they get close.

Time traveler here, your computers are really quite strong now.

Would be interesting to see what small variations in height, either from a noise map or maybe just random offsets, would look like?

Man. I want to know more about what they do- not for performance, but making less assets in general.

Meanwhile at Bethesda...

Bro can you teach us this in Godot?

Please make a video for octrees ❤

The best, most insane hardware that even most consumers can't get there hands on, will crumble beneath badly optimised games, regardless of its power.

Games nowadays are crap

Shaders are severely underappreciated by game devs these days. It seems to be an area only explored by the largest studios. This should really change - simliar to rigging as well...

very cool. so is this from scratch since u can do this in blender?

very cool. so is this from scratch since u can do this in blender?

can you give code?

duuude which engine and which gpu??

I'd love to see, on future deep dives into the history and different approaches to rendering things like this, insight on the performance cost of each change

The triangle wave trick at the end is next level! Thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge