Thank you so much we really appreciate it!

thats hot

12 subs 👍🏼

hey man, your content is of very high quality and I'm sure you have a bright future as a content creator but at the moment you only have 2 videos on your channel, and if the algorithm sees people clicking on your channel and immediately leaving it'll think they're not interested and stop recommending your channel, I'd advise you to post some more videos as soon as you can

this vid blew up just because you are way to determined to not use blender, anyways, you got to 12 subs xD (also the blender joke is from Vgamer311)

Lmao!

Yeah baby! I'm here for it

And i shall follow this path too 🗣️

do you know about dafluffypotato? he's pretty determined too

if only you could see me

Dreams on the PS4 actually use this. It doesn't use any triangles but relies on primitive shapes and ray marching to create its models. I'm pretty sure it doesn't use image textures either. And it's outstanding the kind of games they made there Here's a Courage the cowardly dog game made in Dreams PS4: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mLJ-aLODqtzMY2w.htmlsi=ourKPb55V4NGAYSO

If we're being technical, it's still rendering polygons, 2 triangles that cover the screen, and then math to construct a world in those triangles! A lot of math for modern game rendering fakes detail on polygons, as a lesser extreme of what's done here. A prime example being parallax-occlusion mapping, which is like a normal/bump map that can actually occlude areas of itself (within the render bounds of the mesh triangles). resulting in the appearance of a physically modeled detailed surface but is just a few polygons.

@@michaeljohn5130 I believe Dreams doesn't use ray marching for rendering, they do still use SDF primitives, but for point cloud cluster generation, and they use a splat-based rendering approach since the former failed to yield the artistic results the team desired. I can really recommend Alex Evans' Umbra Ignite 2015 talk "Learning From Failure", which is also on KZfaq, where he goes over all the rendering techniques they implemented in order to tackle rendering a sparse set of SDFs.

Doom

Doom isn't 3D. It's 2D but uses raycasting to fake 3D@@prateekpanwar646

I expected them,to have at least 5k or something 😭

Yeah uh wow

I see so many comments saying things like this that I'm pretty sure it's bots

bots? bots make me crazy. crazy? I was crazy once. they put me in a room. a mathematical room. a mathematical room with bots. bots make me crazy. ps, no I aswell thought this was gonna be a 5k at least, genuinely impressed by the quality

nah im real and just suprised, you prob see comments like these cus theres so many underrated yters out there@@hhhpestock951

I know right! I literally instantly subscribed at the end. It honestly blew my mind. OP if you're seeing this, keep this quality up please.

I love how everything is so well made here the only criticism Is in regards to basic editing stuff. interesting video - now decide your fate png tuber disembodied voice or flesh and blood 🤷🏻‍♀️ good video btw

TF2 is made with this technique

@@handartgarfunkal wich tf2

its actually used already. Things such as clouds and smoke are extremely fast in ray marching. However it slows down with each SDF added to the scene so that is what limits its application.

She storkin on my club till I CAWWWWW

Yeah like, even for viral videos that get like 300 million views, they are usually just one funny thing, then the person who posted it doesn’t really go anywhere. But this had real effort put into it, this it led to people subscribing.

TimTom is an animation youtuber who im pretty sure got like 500k+ subs in 3 videos, i think he had the record last i checked

Why are you learning math for computer graphics? can you please explain

@@ucheodozie9836 I have been working as a Unity Game Developer for the past 7 years. The engine does 80% of the heavy lift, so you only need to worry about implementing your game features. But the issue is, I have no control over how the engine works. The owners can do anything they want and I will be forced to abide. By getting a step further and learning computer graphics, you can build your engine as it pleases you.

@@ucheodozie9836mathematics are widely used in animation and etc. because it provides great uses

@@ucheodozie9836and it also requires mathematical knowledge

No coding? Well i’m gonna do ALL CODING

i'd say the world seems to be moving to mostly only-code solutions

​​@@xseis. I agree... My brother-in-law went from making 3D the old way of shaping and stuff to mostly code to get the same result by generating it instead and it's mostly code and scrip with a damn lot of math... And he goes from buildings to rocks, trees, grass and everything all done that way and changing some values can sometimes generate a gazillion amount of different results without having to actually shape them all manually like the old way. 3D nowadays is more about procedural generated content than losing hours manually shaping stuff cause why would someone lose many countless hours shaping like hundreds of different trees when with code the same code just changing some values can give you that pretty fast after all the code is done properly... However they sound more simple than reality, they still require a lot of knowledge, it's not just pressing a button and it generates, it requires too many stuff that someone into old 3D of manually shaping if doesn't update them self will easily and quickly lose the spot. Edit: forgot to say he mostly uses Houdini nowadays, long goes his days of 3DS Max, Maya and many others... I just hope he starts using Unreal Engine 5 too some day cause if he compile the project at least I could try them 😎

I'd also like a video that explains the shortcomings or solutions even if I don't understand it

half of the code is the glsl as a string in a variable

this is insane. good job!

You can try using webpack to bundle all of your code into a single file, you don't need to write it all into one file

You are very kind. We enjoyed seeing you again last night.