Haha yea who isn't addicted to speed!

Really enjoyable video, sad that it ended though. Wanted to see you tackle the bottlenecks and rewrite some code 😊

This was really cool to follow along with. I personally like this kind of content a lot, and I don't have anything that I would change about it.

Very nice video, good to see in depth thought process on detailed topics

14:00 ohhh the aussie "noyyy" never get's old

For GetWorldSpaceTransformMatrix() if there is a parent, it gets called again because it's recursive, so for every transform matrix it might get called multiple times. Could that be the reason the amount of times the function gets called feels too high?

do you consider using valgrind to check the memory allocations/deallocations and/or intel vtune like cpu profiling or gpu profiling tools to check what’s going on and compare them maybe for unreal and/or unity?

I'd love a video on how the compiler and other components work to actually package and ship the game itself. How is the exe built? How are the assets "cooked and packaged"?

Moving loads from the GPU to the CPU or vice-versa is useful, but if you're already hitting your target framerate then there's no real benefit to doing so. In that case you could also use the "free" resources to do lower priority work. For example: - Precomputation for future operations, which can smooth out framerates. - Preloading of assets that might be used in the near future. - Updates that normally only run every few ticks, but can benefit from being real-time. - Improving existing operations, for example physics accuracy. - Perform heavy computations that you would prefer happen now rather than when resources are scarce, such as garbage collection. And the good thing about many of these is that they can be aborted as soon as the GPU is done and simply resumed the next tick.

Do you plan to support custom shaders / scriptable pipelines ? Or Hazel renderer is fixed to the PBR pipeline?

Hazel is getting to the point I could see myself using it for actually releasing games, question is what would the price be? I don't have a studio at the moment but it is a goal, with that being said I am very interested in VR and mod support for games within an engine

much love man

Awesome video like always!

Awesome! However can we also see the asset pack binary format stuff? Would be also a nice dev log to watch.

good vid! do you plan on making a hazel profiler similar to UEs?

Great video. PLEASE TALK ABOUT THE ASSET SYSTEM AND THE ASSET BINARY FILES PLEASSSSSSE 🙏

I cache the world matrix and have a flag that indicates whether it needs to be recomputed. That way it only gets recomputed if you try to access it and it needs updating. Most entities don’t move, so setting the flag on all descendants when an entity moves is relatively cheap.

we want more!

i just found this series because ive been working on my own game engine and wanted to see how other people did stuff, ive learned so much from it! will the vulkan renderer ever be put on the github?

"mmm, is too fast, something is wrong" 🤣

Only mark object matrices (local and world space) as dirty, and only recalculate matrices when the matrix is requested. Recursive make child ws matrices dirty if needed, ie not already dirty or not dependent on parent matrix (world space object)

Would you ever use a library like OpenMPI to partition tasks across CPU cores or is multi-threading sufficient for a game engine?

Cool video! I use Tracy myself and would be very interested in how you created these frame timers (HZ_SCOPE_PERF) 🙂

Addiction to speed sounds like a paraphrasing for doing coke xD

Cool video. If you want to trade memory for speed - you can always cache. Not sure if this is useful - but i'll share just incase it is. In my implementation of ECS i just return entity components by ref as opposed to by value. In the transformation objects themselves, I store the world matrix so that I update the matrix only when the transforms position,scale or rotation has changed. glm::mat4 Transform::GetWorldMatrix() { if (m_isDirty) { UpdateWorldMatrix(); } return m_mtxWorld; } I have an ECS-lite approach. I couldn't quite ditch OOP .... Components hold behaviour for manipulating the data they hold. It just makes sense to have that logic there.

Hes back

Why is Minecraft under the game category in the description?

THREADS!! ICANT😂 you do realise threads is going to be an echo chamber?

Is that the stanford bunny in the background?

The thing I wonder is why not focus on optimizing the code running on the GPU? It might be bottlenecked by something silly even, like updating the textures every frame or sending tons of unnecessary buffers every draw? Because the Render Thread was waiting for the GPU, and the Main Thread was waiting for the Render Thread. The bottleneck was about 2 to 1 between the GPU and the CPU threads.

I have a FPS Tracker package in my game which I knew was slow, and I know I could've optimized it myself. When deep profiling it took roughly ~3ms. Copied that block and pasted it into GPT and asked it to optimize it for me, worked on the first try and now it runs ~0.02ms during deep profile, everything worked the first time around, the AI made no glaring errors, I just refactored it slightly. It all took like 20-30minutes.

i wish to have vulkan series chernooooooooooo

Wasn't the previous bottleneck because you turned memory streaming on and the gpu wasn't using vram, but system ram instead?

That per-frame memory graph is fascinating - if the engine/game needs to allocate that stuff in one frame, then by the looks of things allocates it all again in the very next frame, why is it discarding it instead of reusing it? Would love to see words on that.

You forgot to add the annotation for your latest game jam game... 😭

Can you do a gaphics/engine react video on the GTA 6?

hey Cherno. when are you going to switch vulkan in 2d hazel

Cherno, what you are missing is SPEED IS KEY. also, one way to really speed stuff up is (if its available on your hardware) enabling intrinsics, like simd replacements for memcpy, memmove, etc. (i don't know if thats an option in msvc)

superluminal?

Is it possible to use c++ to transfer huge volume(10 gb or more) of data from one system to another. system..will it support? Thanks Cherno

anyways gamefromscratch could do a review on hazelengine?

can relate to the advice for optimizing for pc; i may have a mid range graphics card (for 2016), but theres no telling what the game is going to get run on though id personally work on the weakest hardware i find so as to cater to the greatest common denominator

Show us most important parts of engines source code

So nobody is going to mention the cuteness at the start.. OK we live in a cold world I got it

Really... Need For Speed 💯🎮👌🏻💻

I am speed

need for speed hmh

3:10 i know that hazel is the game engine. but you saying "huge thanks to hazel for sponsoring this video" triggered my fight or flight response and i had an impulse to skip this part of the video.

Hazel website is dead

Sadly no one is using threads. Just stick to something like twitter. I'm not willing to download another app but wouldnt mind following you.