A modern classic

So that I understand. As in, the person who owns something must also be responsible for it being functional for those that use it?

There were some good points in this talk, but personally I found it kind of slow and thought it could have benefitted from a clearer structure.

Have been tinkering with my own too for ‘fun’. I was doing some experiments on implementing vectors with swizzles (that don’t rely on UB) if you’re interested. See the tests for a demo

github.com/thomashope/v...

I’m following this 👀 bsky.app/profile/theh...

interesting, thanks for the investigation :)

Are there still significant incompatibilities between wgpu and dawn? How much work would it actually be to switch?

love to see games bring people together, and it feels like there is so much potential in this space, especially to cross the divide of gamers and non-gamers

Also loved the Erica shoutout :)

pipes #gamedev #indiedev

Idk if the `gh` command line tool might offer a better experience? I only tried it recently, maybe worth exploring

Very cool!

Nice. What’s the reason for the triangular light prism? Something gameplay related? Packing two lightmaps into a square texture?

You also need to get familiar with the git workflow (fork, pull, branch, commit, push, merge). Good instructions help here too.

Maybe my message to maintainers is that clear guides for building and contributing may not be glamorous, but they do make a difference! #foss

Beyond code, the biggest barrier to contribution was good build instructions (Thank you to those that write them!) But after a while I got familiar with make, CMake, premake, linker errors, etc. and could figure stuff out on my own. These days LLMs help with that too tbh

A screenshot of a pr merged into quakespasm

If you are a programmer with imposter syndrome (like me), even small open source contributions can be very validating. All my contributions have been minor. Small crashes or updating documentation. But even the small stuff makes a difference.

I assume you’re aware of quake brutalist jam 3. I havent played much as I’m away from a good setup but even the hub was stunning

Yes, I may have misunderstood the question tbf

Assuming you are doing an instanced draw, each instance receives an Instance ID, which can be passed to an RNG of some kind to get the offset.

I’m not sure how Godot handles it but an instance ID is a fairly standard feature.

Does that sound like what you want?

Tracking turns

Went over all my rotation maths and realised everything was backwards. Happy Friday

Rotate gizmo is starting to come together #gamedev

How to Use Premake to Build Your Game Assets An overview of how I use the Premake build script generator to also build my game assets.

Been experimenting with using Premake (the build script generator) as the asset build pipeline for one of my game.

So far it's been working pretty well, so I decided to write a blog post about it in case anyone else want's to try. #gamedev #indiedev thope.xyz/2025/premake...

lol I have seen some real shenanigans pulled to try and replicate this. Nice :)

Demo page is looking sick! Will give it a try when I'm back at my PC

It's checked in. Did you check it in? It's checked into git. I put it in a gist. When did you check it in? Did you pull? It's on the main branch. It's on the remote. It's in LFS. It's on the remote main branch. Did you push to the remote? You need to stash first. You need to pop the stash. You need-

Word forces you to prioritise ;) also can move privacy policy to footer?

Everyone is talking about the sprouts but what will happen to all those raspberries???

Probably destroyed by compression but I was working on a rotate gizmo today #gamedev

I listened to the whole episode today and really enjoyed it!

red-black trees, b trees, content addressable storage, Rich Hickey, functional programming, NERF, so much stuff to dig into. Especially when Alex is talking at 2x speed lol #gamedev