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Jeremy Laumon
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Jeremy Laumon
@_plop_
lead engine saboteur @Guerrilla previously: engine lead/eye of sauron @Pastagames https://t.co/lUFHo4a464 🇨🇵🥖
Amsterdam, The Netherlands Katılım Ağustos 2008
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Jeremy Laumon retweetledi
Forge your legacy in Horizon Hunters Gathering – a tactical co-op action game that lets up to three players team up as heroic Hunters to protect a world under threat from deadly machines. Coming to PS5 and PC.
youtu.be/Wi_kz4MDG1o
#HorizonHuntersGathering #RallyForTheHunt
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Exceptional resume, junior on paper but actually lots of experience. I also heard good things from the internship at QD.
Would hire if I could 👍
λmelie@Dispatch_Graph
-- JOB SEARCH POST/RT APPRECIATED -- Hello everyone! I am available for work (full time position/internship) anywhere in the world with priority going to the EU, starting June 2026. My past experience at Quantic Dream and UBISOFT as an intern have strengthened my skills as a graphics programmer in AAA and am now looking for the next step in my career. My skills include C/C++, graphics programming using APIs like Vulkan, Metal, DirectX 12, and console APIs. I am also familiar with modern rendering techniques including GPU driven rendering, raytracing and more. If you're looking for a engine/graphics programmer to join your team, or if you know someone that might be interested, feel free to DM me!
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Jeremy Laumon retweetledi
I wrote a blog post describing state of GPU market and what does it mean for support of new GPU features
asawicki.info/articles/state…
Please take a look and share your feedback
Thanks to @Reg__ for letting me publish on his blog
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@turanszkij @Reg__ @pixelsnafu I was about to say this, these functions are a pitfall of DX12. Do not use.
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@Reg__ @pixelsnafu Unfortunately these don't respect the uav barriers, they always wait for completion. Doing large clears or many small clears is better done by shader.
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Secrets of Direct3D 12: The Behavior of ClearUnorderedAccessViewUint/Float - new post on my blog.
asawicki.info/news_1795_secr…
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Jeremy Laumon retweetledi
Made new release for D3d12infoGUI today - github.com/Devaniti/D3d12…. We have major new cap to report - Tight alignment support. So new reports are very welcome. As always, thanks to @Reg__ for update to D3d12info.
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@Hello_ReiRei @SheriefFYI What I'd aim for is have an engine where assets are referenced by UUID instead of a path + some kind of asset indexer that keeps track of which file contains which UUID. On windows you can use USN journals to keep that up to date, but on Linux... rescan everything on start up?
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It's happening @SheriefFYI, it's happening!!
devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/introd…
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@SheriefFYI @nikitonsky It looks like wait for idle followed with resize. That only works if your rendering is very fast.
But I guess in most non trivial rendering cases, you'd have to also resize some render targets and allocating VRAM is so slow it'd kill the frame rate anyway
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this is actually a very hard problem to solve (and IIRC impossible for DX12)
Nick Cook@CookedNick
Windows users: Try resizing a Chrome window quickly. Or Steam. Any major app. They get this wrong. I'm not the first person to solve this problem, but I might be the first to publish a minimal, well-documented example of how it's done. GitHub link (and .exe) in replies.
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@Sebasti66855537 @SebAaltonen @SheriefFYI @mempodev @BenSimsTech @digitalfoundry @oliemack One thing to note though is that to know which part of the game is the most demanding, your game would have to be already finished 😄 it's all moving targets (while one a horse!) but it's a good target
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@Sebasti66855537 @SebAaltonen @SheriefFYI @mempodev @BenSimsTech @digitalfoundry @oliemack Sounds reasonable! The entry level spec is already pretty high, but depending on the game, maybe that's okay.
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If I were a game dev nowadays making a UE5 (or any other graphically demanding engine) PC game, then I'd target 4 tiers of specs: Entry level, midrange, high-end & enthusiast. In terms of perf I'd target an average of 60 FPS with good frametimes & appropriate graphics settings:
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@mpr_reviews Guess what, there are already many co-dev studios doing exactly that! 😄
Does it help? Yes, a lot. Is it enough, not always!
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Doesnt necessarily have to be at the end, they can be used any time during dev cycle. Just pay Epic for a bunch of man hours and use those hours as and when it's required.
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I have an idea for Epic / @TimSweeneyEpic
Create a Rent-A-Dev system for UE5 games. As soon as a studio is close to finishing their game running on UE5 you send a few devs over to help optimize for a cost. Different pricing tiers to determine how many hours they get.
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@NOTimothyLottes Hopefully that's only a first step though, they do mention "engaging with this feature for in-market titles" 🤞
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Ok I see MS made it more clear? devblogs.microsoft.com/directx/introd… - ASD is a DX implementation of an existing non-DX idea, but it's force bundled with the 'xbox windows store' [which is maybe what the xbox console is ultimately devolving to, a WinPC store-front]?
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@SheriefFYI I wasn't, but I'm going to pretend my tweets were in all those meetings
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@SheriefFYI @rfleury Superluminal uses Qt but the rendering is custom apparently, that might help 😄
They mention it in this blog post superluminal.eu/16xaa-font-ren…
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@rfleury Superluminal uses Qt and doesn't render that slowly. There's also this which I think is related yet orthogonal to your point:
Mikulas Florek@mikulasflorek
@SheriefFYI Hint
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two and a half milliseconds for editor UI?!?!
Mikulas Florek@mikulasflorek
They say a slow game in UE is a skill issue. Meanwhile, the UE editor itself:
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You know what they say: those who can, do; those who can't... lead? 🤔
And on that note, it's time for a bio update!
Jeremy Laumon@_plop_
uh oh not again
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@_plop_ congrats! now you can send someone else to fix hardware removed popup bugs 🙏
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