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I don't put 'opinions are my own' in my twitter bio, because I barrow most of mine from TV, books and video games. Sure there's some originality mixed in there for spice but I'm not fooling anybody.
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@NickDarnell
@EpicGames Alumni, OG Fortnite Dev, UMG father, person
Cary, NC Katılım Haziran 2009
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Amazing game in the works by Noodle Cat, founded a few ago back by former Epic veterans.
Noodle Cat Games | Cloudheim OUT NOW! 🪽@noodlecatgameco
🌥️Announcing Cloudheim!🌥️ A co-op action RPG where you battle, explore & craft in a colorful fantasy world. Play solo or with up to 3 friends as you discover dungeons & collect loot to bring home to your base in the skies. #Cloudheim #IndieGame #ActionRPG #Fantasy #WishlistNow
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🌥️Announcing Cloudheim!🌥️
A co-op action RPG where you battle, explore & craft in a colorful fantasy world. Play solo or with up to 3 friends as you discover dungeons & collect loot to bring home to your base in the skies.
#Cloudheim #IndieGame #ActionRPG #Fantasy #WishlistNow
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@johntv @mobiletortoise Is it possible to buy them online?
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@mobiletortoise Between 11,000 and 13,000 yen a piece (according to a friend; I literally didn’t look at the price tag and just bought them because how could I not)
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@BrianKaris It mentions not supporting directional lights. Does that mean they don’t render at all when it’s enabled? Or they just go down a different path
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This is amazing! I wish I could have worked on this demo. Just so cool. Hats off to everyone who did.
1000s of dynamic shadow casting lights in real-time on a PS5!
youtu.be/KYGEfQJPqW8?t=…
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Unreal Engine@UnrealEngine
We are Mega excited about this in particular 🔦 MegaLights, a new experiential feature in 5.5, enables artists to use orders of magnitude more lights. They are movable and dynamic, with realistic area shadows, and can light volumetric fog. See this capture of our live, real-time demo using Quixel Megascans and KitBash3D assets. #UnrealFest
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@therealcliffyb @SpaceGhost993 When does scrapper team up with jazz rabbit and mark the phenix?
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@ID_AA_Carmack @rms80 @antovsky Not everyone needs to feel the pain. We just need at least one sacrificial programmer to close the portal to hell.
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Yeah, I certainly don’t expect every UI engineer to “be Anton” — net value is the most important thing, and that usually means using the most productive framework. Meta moving to React for VR was net positive despite decreased responsiveness. I just want everyone to still feel the pain of the trade and always look for mitigations.
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I have spent 15+ years listening to rendering engineers complain about “slow bloated UIs”, as their graphics APIs continually got worse for UI rendering, and still have yet to to meet one that was willing to try to understand the issues or do something about it
John Carmack@ID_AA_Carmack
This is the tyranny of low expectations. Numbers in the hundred+ millisecond range are where things feels like shit, but you really want all user actions responded to on the very next frame, and every frame of delay is indeed perceptible. If you used a Mac in the early days of OS-X, there was a period when the mouse cursor felt crappy, because it was being drawn by the window compositor instead of using the hardware cursor. That was a difference of 16 ms.
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@Richard_Kadrey Did you post what the fucking over was?
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He's so right. I'm far from flush (especially after this last Hollywood fucking over), but I really need to figure out how to get to Venice and the Sedlec Ossuary before my body goes, "Hold it right there, pal."
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@NickDarnell @SodrekR BgStrings don’t need to be, we have lots of those defined statically if I remember right. But the options were different.
We actually stopped using the BgOptions and pull from the CLI arguments directly now.
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#UnrealEngine developers: did you know you can write BuildGraph scripts in C# instead of XML?
I didn’t know that until last week. Currently going through and rewriting all our build scripts.
Good times. Wish I had known sooner, but very happy to at least know now.
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@RegnerBA @SodrekR The amount you need to pass in options into the thunks is annoying, but if I can declare them all statically - afterall, the graph is defined at the class level, not the function, and these definitions dont actually resolve until combined with context - this should be doable.
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@NickDarnell @SodrekR You should be able to. It doesn’t output them in the help but they do work.
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@NickDarnell @SodrekR I was waiting for some core issues to get fixed and Epic merged those fixes last week. I am on vacation now but will try and get something posted. You can check my closed PRs on the Unreal GitHub for some basics.
I will get something proper together though.
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@SodrekR There is one in InstalledBuild.cs. I will try and put something up next week as well.
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@rms80 What are your thoughts on the size issues when it comes to storing such high resolution volumetric data?
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At some point this kinda stuff will look as-good-or-better than high-res meshes, and be more performant, and be easier to build with. Kinda hate to say it but I'm increasingly convinced that 3D grids (at multiple scales) are the only plausible way to build proper live virtual worlds. Overlapping assemblies of meshes can look great but the gap between the visual and simulated worlds keeps getting bigger.
Daniel Schroeder@dan5sch
I'm building a renderer that uses very small voxels and displacement mapping to modernize the retro aesthetic of games like Doom and Quake. More info in thread #voxels #gamedev #rendering
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Trying to explain game ideas often feels like trying to recreate a symphony by using mouth sounds.
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"graphics programming is the art of making an even number of sign bugs"
Sergei@iHR4K
Good receipt how to spend a couple of days with an artifact you have never seen before, Just mess one sign in coord transformations
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@PrezThompkins Air? Tis no simple air.
In the packing industry they call it Functional and Non-Functional Slack Fill.
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They really out here packaging the crumbs from the bottom of your cereal box as a product now. There better be no air in those bags x.x
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