Making my web game engine
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- čas přidán 1. 03. 2021
- someone free me from the javascript based hell
TECH: TypeScript & WebGL
TOOLS: Visual Studio Code, BFXR (www.bfxr.net), Tiled Map Editor (www.mapeditor.org)
THEME: Gruvbox Material Dark
MUSIC: Empty Road by [ocean jams] (from epidemicsound.com) - Věda a technologie
Really like your style. I feel like a lot of people on youtube have fallen for this 'overediting' trend, where a thousand things are shown every single second to keep the viewer's attention. Your videos are chill, interesting, and absolutely hilarious in spite of not causing epilepsy. I love it.
So true, me too
like randall?
*Also right now I'm writing my game in the style of Horror RPG, there is also a system for crafting and pumping character stats, the game already weighs 183MB) if interested, come in and see*
@@joshuarowe8410 randall used to be funny now he's tryhard and ott.
@@joshuarowe8410 Randall's charm wore off incredibly quickly when the small quirks and gags started to completely overtake his videos.
That was the best ‘a few moments later’ transition I have ever seen!
2:22
really, really nice lol
200th like
Man! 232 likes! What the hell! Thanks guys!
I randomly found you today during my monthly "let's get inspired to make a game and look up gamedev videos for inspiration before losing motivation again" -phases and you managed to earn a sub. I really like your style and I'm honestly interested in seeing how this game develops.
2:29 You call that a *LITTLE* problem?
Dear god save us from whatever you think is large-
LMAO
RIP this guy's partner 👀
@@F3Ibane even more lmao
@@MuhammadHosny0 teach us the way of the gods, for we are mere mortals
Great quality videos dude. I actually remember seeing your first minecraft video like 6 months ago and then being sad that it was your only video and totally forgot you existed until I had this recommended. I just finished up watching all your videos you've got so far and just wanted to share how much i enjoyed them. Keep it up, you're gonna grow in no time my friend. Subbed
Dude. CZcamsrs like you give me so much inspiration to make my own games! Keep up the awesome work!!
Editing is top notch. GOOD JOB!
I always find myself coming back to this video and just enjoying the show. Keep up the good work!
I'm always so happy to see you post another video I really enjoy your content. Cant wait to see more!
I love your videos man they’re so nice to watch and It’s so calming, its rare to see calming videos like the ones you make, and as a ts developer I can feel your hardship. I love your style, keep creating great content and one day you’ll completely destroy the CZcams game dev community.
Praise the youtube algorithm for showing your Tetris OS video in my recommended!
Really though, I absolutely love your content. Each video is incredibly well-made, entertaining, and hilarious. I can't wait to see what you've got in store!
Epic video as always! Looking forward to seeing more!
Love the stuff you've done but I think WebAssembly would be a great technology for you given your background. It would allow you to write this code in C and then have it run natively in the browser
Love it, I've been working in typescript lately too and its quirks are lovely.
dude i love your format. you explain just enough, hitting that balance between underexplaining and over
This is amazing. One thing I do know is that many game engines like Unity run very inefficiently so it's great to see that it's possible to make your own.
very cool but i think you should change the torch texture cause i can't even tell where it is
Men, I'm rewatching your vids again and again, good quality chill, with some big brain coding and a 1ch 16-bit integer 48,0 kHz killer voice
these videos are great, a rare case of the youtube algorithm suggesting something I'd actually keep watching :)
Like always, great video! Keep it up, love your work :)
I’m learning how to code and make games right now so these videos are super informative and interesting, much love :)
Nice! Timing of your video is perfect, thanks dude
Just found this channel, it was amazing
Keep up the good work
Great videos man, of course found you for your Minecraft vid but I loved all of them! Keep it up looking pretty cool for the game.
actually 24-bit 48000 kHz is the HQ audio standard but sick video dude! You really inspire me to take programming more seriously
Bro, your videos are epic. Keep up the good work man, you're doin' some real cool stuff.
Most awaited game for me in 2021! Also great devlog!
Yo, your videos are pure quality. Love 'em. Wish to be a good as you someday. Started as a fullstack dev some months ago and "fighting against your browser" is like 90% of my worktime well spent :D
Looking good!
Those bubbles really surprised me in the "a few moments later" transition... neat.
imma support as much as i can!
Dude, keep going with this channel! You blow most other devloggers right out the water!
And the continuation never came, guess this man ended up killing it's browser, anyway obligatory comment if I just found your channel today and now I love you
Really cool video! Just maybe a heads up at 3:50, the reason typescript cannot check types during runtime is that it compiles to javascript, which is a dynamically typed language. The only way to get compile time type-checking in web dev is if you use something written to WebAssembly
Dude this is incredible, this guy is gonna be famous in the future and i found him when he was just at 21k subs
That's incredibly simple and beautiful dithering
Your channel's gonna grow so big in the next months, congrats!
Ah yes. Type Script
Gotta love it!
Ur syntax highlighting hurts my eyes lmao
One more thing awesome! Keep it up man =))
I really like watching these videos I just started learning to code two days ago. I don't understand what 90% of the stuff in these videos mean. But I'm excited to return when I do!
That lighting looks great! It was very clever how you implemented it in minicraft with your own renderer. I'm surprised you used Tiled and didn't make your own map editor like the engine.
I'm just speechless
keep the good work man
damn. An old video by jdh. What an absolute GEM!
Thank you for existing
Juicy handwork.
Bro... just discovered your channel and I already love it!
Regarding your last video: Safari is the new IE (just talked about that with a co-worker yesterday lol)
Nice! I'm actually doing a similar project but decided to make it in isometric perspective... this kind of projects are so rewarding even if they are hard! Good luck, just subscribed, looking forward yo seing this complete
This is the first video of yours I've seen and it's already an instant subscribe lol. Can't wait for more
Usually making the engine is the fun part... the actual game... not so much, as I see this video series also stranded on. :)
really fun video! may your engine be robust enough for your dreams and may your tiles not bleed into each other.
Great progress on the game!
Java and TypeScript, games from scratch? Other than not using Kotlin, what's not to love? Subbed. Oh btw, `thing as SomeType` is also an allowed cast syntax instead of ` thing"
WOAH i didnt knew u just have sooo few videos!! GREAT WORK
really cool visual effects
I too like to blink to make myself look just a little bit more lively
Yay new video!
Great content brother!
Hell yeah! Episode 2 finally. You love to see it.
I love your videos!! You're a cool guy.
Dang, all that code seems so complicated. lol seems like a cool game that I would play~~ :P
Hey man love your vids keep up the great work
jdh then: making minecraft in 2 days with no game engine
jdh now: *game engine*
He didnt even make a game engine! LIAR
future: *re-building Nasa system*
One thing about runtime type checking: One thing that I sometimes do is this:
The constructor for class A takes an instance of A, and populates itself. That way, you can pass in any jsonobject that has the fields of A (since typescript doesn't care if it's actually an instance of A, it just needs to have at least the same interface), but then you actually have an instance of A. (instance of A means that A is somewhere along the prototype chain.)
I mean what you also could do is this: `obj._proto_ = A.prototype` that way you don't need to copy the object, but the `instanceof` keyword would detect this as an instance of A.
Thanks for sharing ! I am myself working on a web based game engine, in javascript (:
Just found your channel . Your channel is underrated . Subscribed 🙂
io-ts is the package if you want type checking at runtime. Even if it has a pretty crazy interface. (You can create a mini version real easily yourself if you don't like it)
Typescript is pretty weird, actually! It's not too unusual that it only has compile time type checking, C doesn't either for pretty much the same reason: what you write is exactly what you get when you run it.
No, Typescript is weird because it offloads all the normal language design things like semantics, module systems, library design, etc, to the JavaScript ecosystem, and dedicates all it's efforts on a ludicrously expressive static type system. It's honestly the most powerful type system I've seen, modulo some weird bugish things, able to programmatically rewrite types, contextual and inferred typing (simultaneously!) handle both disjoint and overlapping type algebra, generics with inferred variance, circularly dependant constraints and all sorts of other craziness, variadic parameters and tuples, and way more. Probably there are some more research-ey languages that are similar or better, but this is a language that's on the top language lists and rising. I think it easily deserves the name.
awesome, dont stop making these vids
the legend returns!
I like how he swaps which hand he's holding the torch in when moving horizontally.
Nice video bro!
lol the confidence, undisputed king
every youtuber that gets a new mic "lets crank the bass to max"
Very interesting!
Props to you for torturing yourself with ts/js. I learned Godot and Rust so I could export to wasm to avoid js as much as possible
everytime i hear or see javascript i get war flashbacks
I only see typescript here...
@@IxMeTutorials typescript is a superset of javascript so they're eeeeeeeeh
@@arandomboredindividual7855 Typescript being a superset only means that every valid JS is also valid Typescript. Typescript is still a different language than vanilla JS, even if it's compiled to JS for browsers to understand it.
@@IxMeTutorials You basically said Typescript has Javascript but different. I mean it still has Javascript so basically you proved his point yourself
Your videos are awesome!
Wow, you are a God
Nice job bro
this gives me the minicraft vibes
What can I say! that voice is exquisite!
You've got talent!
Great work, keep it up!
You are a long way to overcome the current kings like Cherno and ChillitomatoNoodle.
Just built different
this guy needs to be more popular
the king is here
Very good!
Underrated Channel af
I have been watching all of your videos, they are really entertaining, but as someone who is no where near this advanced in programming, I would love a guide on how to set up the the graphics thing, because I don't even know where to start.
Hope you grow up faster bro
Very cool! I've played around with making my own Javascript game engine a few times. My animationFrame loops never feel as smooth as other people's examples that I find online. I've given up because of it a few times. It would be awesome if you could show how you handled it!
This is too cool omg
I think your art is cool
Love it
is this in a repo?
good job man, really fun watching you
Perfect timing
Web dev here! Typescript is simply a superset for JavaScript, so that is the reason it only checks types at compile time. Once compiled, it’s straight JS so you don’t have the same type checking at runtime
Meanwhile I am learning rust struggling to understand basic stuff xD It would be fun to see a game made in that. Either way amazing videos!
wow, thats awesome. I HAVE TO USE IT.
That must have taken quite the amount of time! How much in total have you been working on it? And how frequently? I dream of taking big personal projects like that, but I either take too much time doing something (cause I'm still learning a fuck ton of things) or procrastinate.
How do you even get so good at this?!