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Thank you very much for that tutorial series. Fast, clear and efficient. No blah blah, and time wasted. I wish all tutorials were like that.

Hello, I wanted to tell you that I really enjoy your videos, I do hope you continue to make them. I can tell you have put a lot of effort into your videos, and definitely deserve more subscribers based on their quality. Much love from America.

where do you suggest learning shaders from?

thank you for the video. helped alot

it's unfortunate you turned off comments on your Asteroids videos, thx for the tutorial. btw, for fun I used UEVR with your Asteroids.exe and played it in VR, the game was twice as tall as my room lol

I have hundreds of HLSL shaders that I build with ai... lol.

Can you do a video about the fwidth function?

man youre just a great professor and a genius, ive finally been able to understand why playstation 1 graphics wobbles, ty

The assets don't work, how do I fix this?

Nice explanation.

Are there any benefits to using forward rendering? From the video I can conclude that deffered rendering has all teh benefits and no drawback, why then most of the time people use forward rendering?

Ok after looking it up. you cant just import uasset files into unreal. but you can just copy and paste it directly into the actual explorer folder outside of unreal and it should just be there. but after i did this it did not create the material and was just a bad blueprint.

whats the example where the facial movement are on a character? at 7:25

Thanks for the video! It helped me a lot

Great tutorial, good work!

You did very well thanks!

Best thank you ❤

Wow, very well explained!

nice explanation man

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Thx a lot !

Fantastic explaination. I was unable to understand but now i understood everything. ^ months no video? whyyy??? make such conceptual videos. You got my sub

25 percent browser support 😢

People fail to realize that a bit of blur isn't bad. Some TAA plus sharpening after makes games look better and eliminates visible blur almost entirely.

btw thank you for thsi tutorial very useful keep doing it more

when i lostall 3 lifes my game comes with an error , how you make it restart when it ends?

Please help, the getworldlocation node does not drag off from the output of the get node. It tells me that "actor component object reference is not compatible with scene component object reference"

the assets does not work, they come in .uasset unreal do not recognize it and if you change to .fbx does not work either

extremely helpful thank you so much!!

underrated af

thank you very much!!! love the content

When firing the bullet, it causes my ship to recoil back. Trying to debug this, as I am following the tutorial, but making subtle changes in my own game. But, by chance, would you have any suggestions on this? My ship keeps jolting backwards after each fire.

I have a question about the GetComponents By Tag in your ResetComponent_BP. The issues appears to be that the "getOwner" node isn't retunring anything. Always comes up 'empty'. I've made sure to hook up the RestComponentBP to my Ship and asteroids and set the rest tag. Not to sure what is going on. Any ideas?

Hello! I wasn't able to find the fbx files that you mentioned would be provided in your links? Just the Uassets. Or am I doing something wrong?

MDN is a really good resource to know browser compatibility. Edge and opera also fully support it

Keep up with good quality content, you should, and you will have way more subscribers.

But how do I get Z coordinate during rastering?

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Hey, nice video! One question is why it's called order-independent transparency? The blending is still based on front-to-back order (although it does not have an explicit sorting step, is that the reason why it's called order-independent?)

Hey I am Loving your tutorial. I am having a problem. I cannot add the get world location from the "Get". Any Ideas? I am on version 5.3

I have also notice, that TAA basically eliminates flickering, probably, because it mixes past and present, making one color that would jump from pixel to pixel transition smoothly, as if it were rendered at a higher resolution. I personally love the look of TAA + sharpening. In my experience it results in less flickering than even DLAA (deep learning anti aliasing).

Awesome video!

1:20 Theres a flaw in your logic, its not about how new it is (Vulkan 1.2 can go back to geforce 600, which is 2012 tech), its about how efficient it is (Opengl is singlethreaded, which can be flat out devastating to CPU performance with high draw calls, but is pretty close to modern RHIs in the cases of a GPU bottleneck).

Very well explained. Your english is also on point.

hlo sir why are you not upload video

Thank you. Great explanation!

excellent content many thanks for sharing your knowledge subbed