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very good tutorials 💙💙💙

Loving this content! Will compute shaders be added to the C++ Vulkan tutorial? Additionally, is it possible to pass the result from a compute pass straight into a vertex shader? I mean without transferring the memory back to the host?

Why are you uploading the colours buffer to the gpu. Couldn't you just define constants in the shader for it? Would be faster, since you don't need to transfer it from CPU to GPU anymore.

Looks like a list for a tile map...

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Good timing for reviving the series, especially with the simd stuff. Hope this continues

Thank youu, i am doing some stuff with wgpu and never understood what was going on, but now i do :3

I am a mac user but I skipped the mac portion because i already saw the windows version (since it was earlier in the video) and hence skipped the mac version, and not because of preference.

More correct to use _mm256_store_epi32 instead of c like assignment

What about clearing the screen with memset?

Really appreciate the series! Thank you all so much!

...tautology multithreaded?

I'm gonna wait for the taskflow, I remember that being outlines as hugely effective and very simple to use way for multithreading in game engine architecture book

i am getting the error "numpy.dtype size changed, may indicate binary incompatibility. Expected 96 from C header, got 88 from PyObject" an i dont know how to fix it can you help ?

Great video!

Congratulations!

Congrats! I'm currently in a similar life situation lol. Your channel is a great resource, thanks again!

Congrats!

Dude you are so cool!! Your C++ and OpenGL videos are helping me a lot, please keep doing what you do :)

Congratulations ! still in Thailand ?

Congratulations on 10k subscribers 🎉

Always be an encouragement and support ,I love you💓

An entire part of my college course basically summed up in 10 minutes. Good job sir.

what i dont get is why this is needed to be done by us. Its not like we are ever going to no use syncronization. I think it is good that vulkan gives us more control but some things are just not needed imo.

making progress, are we?

You are a God. Thank you for teaching us. I've been wanting to create things like I saw in demos like future crew's second reality and panic ever since I was a kid. Now I have the time and soon the knowledge. In part thanks to you. So thank you very much! 👍😁😅

Nice mate. Like you I was stuck on this for a couple days as im just learning OpenGL. knew how to use VAO and VBO but didnt 100% grasp the why until I watched this

Great explanations! But aren't semaphores purely for GPU and fences GPU/CPU synchronizations? At 14:45.

would numba just silently ignore the block if it could not compile it?

Looks like they've changed winit significantly. There's no WindowBuilder now

Your videos here are really a great resource for learning WebGPU. I really appreciate your effort. This part contains a lot of steps from making the shader to actually drawing it to the canvas, and I don't understand why many of the steps are necessary. I would struggle to recreate it on my own. I'll continue to the next videos, but I'd like to ask you if this is just something where I should continue and hang on, and at some point, it will make sense? Or if you think it would be more beneficial to read some theory to really grasp what encoders, pipelines, buffers etc. are? I know what these things are, but I struggle to remember and understand why all these data have to go through so many steps in the API.

you could consider creating courses for udemy, I would buy them.

hello, thanks for this content!

If you get into the habit of using your batch file to execute the program (analogous to "make run"), you can have your batch file check if the GLSL source file is newer than the SPIR-V file, and then recompile as necessary. This covers the similar error of updating your C++ source code and forgetting to recompile with a single common mechanism.

When I add "@webgpu/types" to types in tsconfig, I get an error on the file: "Cannot find type definition file for '@webgpu/types'. The file is in the program because: Entry point of type library '@webgpu/types' specified in compilerOptionsts". I do have @webgpu/types v 0.1.43 installed though.

Oh my, I thought your intro was realtime render by you

sick intro 🤙

I have an issue with building the wheel for PyOpengl_accelerate

I have an error , when I tried to install opengl_accelerate. It said that failed building wheel for pyopengl_accelerate

cant we just use alloc rather than doing char[1024]

I like the way you present and explain the stuff, keep up the good work man. It's great to see someone is explaining stuff entertaining and clear at the same time.

Do you have a video on Rust + SDL2 when it comes to compiling executables for both Windows and Linux that the user can just run without any hassle? Is it possible to produce such binaries for both platforms directly from Linux only with cross-compiling?

The menu font is quite difficult to read. For Thai people, it just appears as random characters.

The matrix library could be used like this: const projection = mat4.perspective(mat4.create(), ...); The reason to accept an "out" as the first parameter is for performance reasons. It allows you to avoid creating temp objects. You can just pre allocate a bunch of matrices and then reuse them over and over. Helps avoid GC pauses.

Can't believe that this doesn't have any more views! Such a good series.

Any more Metal renderer videos coming?

That menu intro looks really good

Thanks for the videos! Question for you on c++ and Metal, how can we handle keyboard and trackpad/mouse input on macOS? I’ve tried sfml and sdl2 with no luck on my Mac M3. Interested in making a game engine but need the controller input aspect.