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I was wondering what you thought was 'magic' in Go? Imho, Go is one of the most straight forward un-magical languages.

So if you make a change and save the blender file, say resize or add a coin, what happens? Will the game just update live immediately, or are there compile steps or other changes? I don't think you ever show or mention that.

Nice, appreciate the overview!

Hey I made the bevy_fps crate, it was a very pleasant surprise to show up in this weeks update :D I really enjoy your content, and hope you keep making these weekly updates!

this guys sounds a lot like the infographics show

good

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UI FRAMEWORSKS LETSG OOOOOOOO

Please tell me, how do you keep that pace? how do you produce so much content that not just needs filming and editing but research too while still having to sleep, eat, code, do chores and stuff?

A year late, but for this year, 2024, I'm going all in on Rust. I worked in C/C++ in the 90's, and I have since mostly worked in PHP, Java, Javascript/Typescript, but at the age of 55 I felt it was time to learn something new for my last 10:ish years of career. And it feels really fun to kind of getting back to the roots, getting closer to the hardware. I also worked with graphics in the 90's, but not since, so I'm investigating quite some time geting into WGPU, although I think I'd prefer to work with a graphics framework at a higher level (but it should be built on WGPU)... waiting for that market to settle, there seems to be so many alternatives but no clear winner.

Nice one! Lots of stuff to explore

I couldn't get sthrough the histry of your langs that came before the pt of the video -- I'm a dumbass sorry bro

Such a nice collection of things that inspire! Thanks for taking the time collecting and presenting those gems!

Wow, that tween plugin is exactly what I was looking for! Great intro!

At 10:00, why is it the same comparing values or references? Can't references be different but values the same?

mega cool

I haven't been able to access any of the discord links in the blog posts, it just takes me to a placeholder server. Would be nice to have non-discord links. [Edit] you first have to join the Bevy server in order to see the links. Directly navigating to the links doesn't work, and looks like a broken server. Potentially needs an explanation on the blog post.

I am always coming back for these videos! I hope you can keep this series going strong!

Great example, and one I am learning from - thanks. However, I'm having an issue with 'Gradient': --> src/main.rs:5:5 | 5 | Gradient, | ^^^^^^^^ no `Gradient` in the root main.rs code starts as follows: // Prevents additional console window on Windows in release, DO NOT REMOVE!! #![cfg_attr(not(debug_assertions), windows_subsystem = "windows")] use palette::{ Gradient, FromColor, Lch, Srgb }; ...

Why is this less than five minute video a better explanation with better, (immediate) examples than the other 2 hour videos on the same subject on this platform? Man I wish I'd seen this one two years ago while trying to get that light bulb to turn on 😂

Hi Chris do you have link for this LIDAR ?

Oh, that's great! I've been developing a 3D puzzle game with for a few weeks to explore Bevy more detailed way. Custom Primitives will be especially useful for my game! Thank you.

lmao showing the PR for correct lerping and then immediately showing an incorrect use of lerp smoothing bevy example as the next item is hilarious

Very cool !

8:15 There is a game like that called Scanner Sombre. Not in bevy unfortunately. It didn't do very well, but cool concept.

As always I only understand the showcases, but I love the entire video, people are amazing. Thank you for this video 😉

Part2 can be solved by applying the shoelace algorithm and Pick's theorem. The shoelace algorithm gives an area enclosed by the loop which Pick's theorem relates to the enclosed tiles, if the enclosing polygon has only coordinates that are natural numbers, which is the case here.

How consistently does Bevy export to WebGPU?

the new observer looks amazing. It giving me so much ideas

yay another shoutout for bevy_mesh_terrain_editor ha :D Yes the editor supports Terrain and it also supports Doodads-only so that grayboxed level is being built with only doodads, no terrain. My dungeons dont have terrain, only doodads. For the floor and walls and such. I think the similar way as morrowind did things

yaay its twibtime!! ❤❤❤

I really appreciate these videos! you are doing a whole teams amount of work just to keep us updated on bevy, truly amazing. ❤🎉

Thanks for the update!

Always great videos on Bevy and ecosystem updates <3

What is your VsCode theme please

This video was very interesting to me especially due to the fact that you used rust to recreate your website

Only a duche Will spend 5 minutes talking how great he is writing in 100 different languages then ends with rust go f**** you

Very interesting as always 👍

i wish i could write in rust

StateScope is cool - teardown functions were annoying me

Hey can you share the link to the "Ships and Planets" showcase at 03:22? I can't seem to find a reference to it in the bevy discord or online.

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This is a little random but how are you splitting your screen like that 😅

The interesting problem here is: how can you multi-thread the brute-force approach? You may create threads for each starting point running its cycle - but you need a way to determine when each thread hits the goal at the same time (number of steps). So you need another thread receiving messages from those threads, each and every time when a thread has completed a cycle. He needs to report the number of steps needed so far. The message receiving thread records the last message of each thread, until all messages have the same content.The nice thing in rust is that you can share read references to the map and the instructions among threads using Arc. That's lock-free and memory-saving. Or is there a better way?

I used that problem to play around with traits and generics. I defined a trait RuleSet offering two functions, one to calculate the type of hand of a &str, the other to give the value for a card. So, aside of this different RuleSet implementations for part 1 and part 2, the rest of the logic could be shared. DRY.... It did not even use dynamic polymorphism, as you can define a fn play<R: RuleSet>(..) and call it by play::<RuleSetImpl>(..). Access to the ruleset-specific functions is provided by like R::type_of_hand(...) at the appropriate places where those functions are needed. A use case for empty structs.

I don't think I'll ever get tired of seeing stuff I work on showing up in the videos of UA-camrs I watch (the Oklab/lch support, colour conversion diagram, and a lot of the glue between colour spaces was stuff I worked on)

Is there a way to do server functions in a way that makes a serverside plugin ecosystem viable?

why a stand alone engine and not plugins/fork of godot?

Not gonna lie I dig this

dam you really visualized it man! thanks