Flip took the day off. We got flop instead 😂

Prime, please send my compliments to your editor, excellent zoom skills. very subtle and understated.

I think it's time for you to get a new editor 😂

Flip gonna be flipped

"When someone says that I have the building blocks to make absolutely anything; it really means, I have currently made something in which when I make something it will still take an incredible amount of time." -ThePrimeagen That one cut me deep.

You haven't truly lived until you've built your own audio player. I have. Was it good? No. Was it streamlined? Easy to use? No. But, it was beautiful. And now when I use SDL2_mixer, I don't ask, "what in sam hell is this shit" No. I say, "Thank you based god." And as I call upon Mix_LoadMUS, our lord Gaben looks down from his throne of Steam Decks on high, and he says, "It is well my good and faithful servant." And then I run it through a profiler, and I agree it is well. Amen.

lol i dont think your editor listens to your videos

A wiser coworker than me found the reason we could get the last three audio samples out of ffmpeg: you have to reach into ffmpeg's internal buffers and wrench away those last away by force, because ffmpeg is a little gremlin that hides them from you. Cry in the evening indeed.

0:55 Lesson learned: unlike what most companies will tell you, this actually is a great place for a free lunch

"I cried in the evening due to the bugs I could not figure out due to C", that resonates so strongly deep within the self.

"tsoding = GIGACHAD"

Tip: You can use comma or period to go back or forward a frame on KZfaq

5:10 Juicing The Camera is actually a really good GDC talk, definitely worth checking out. Also, you should play with Bevy in Rust some day, it's hella cool

I think the reason his game programming seems so much easier than yours is that he has been doing nothing else for the last years :D

Man, I love your videos. You both hilarious and inspiring!

7:09 I think flip edits your videos using these AI automation shit.

Game development coding 101: show some bits of C/Zig/Odin/JAI code -> Then cut to starter Unity/Game Maker projects with changed sprites (Except for Jonathan Blow and Randy, they'll have to create their own Kernel, OS, Programming language, game engine, etc)

"A piece of piss" is one of my fav sniper lines from tf2

Flip y u no zoom

oh man. your audience needs to watch a lot more Randy.

Watching the best doing their thing always seems easy. I think this guy is just next level.

Sound Drivers... much to explore there! Takes me back to the DOS days of gaming and having to manually configure each and every game to have the correct sound / video card, that they're assigned to the right IRQ channels, setting the correct DMAs, etc. during the setup procedure after installing the game. The fun old days!

Jai is the most joyful programming language I ever used and I tried Zig and Rust before. Nothing comes close. It's just beautifully crafted for game development and you get all the power you need + convenience and lots of built-in goodies.

It looks easy because it is easy. Jai is a joy to program in. (yeah he skipped over some steps, but it's still fast)

>Hey editor, can you slowly zoom in my camera, put some music and... >No >Refuses to elaborate further >Presses render >Leaves

12:22 This is the funniest bug caused by integer signage I've ever seen

Can’t believe the editor didn’t zoom… I was ready for the smooth jazz

"The amount of capital letters in DirectX should be a crime." I love you man, sometimes it feels like you're the only one who understands me. Edit (had to): 1:05 to 2:22 is gold. The rest... I still love you, but you wasted approx. 15:30-(2:22-1:05) of my life. Editing comments is hard lol

"The amount of capital letters in DirectX should be a crime" COBOL: "Hold my beer"

When I was young and trying to learn to program I remember getting "Tricks of the Windows Game Programming Gurus" and just the function signatures for spawning a basic window turned me off programming for year. I thought I was just too dumb since I thought I had to memorize all the parameters for _everything_. Fortunately I've been in the software industry for a decade now, but I still shudder thinking back on those insane signatures.

Old school DirectX - OpenGL rendering window with Windows API setup 500+ lines of code before modifying any of the pixels other than the default screen color at startup. Learning how to have Windows Procedural Callback, dealing with the Windows HANDLE's... The messaging system... then configuring your Application's main window attributes and settings such as size and position, resizing it, windowed or fullscreen resolution modes. Then having to modify or configure it's HDWC drawing commands for either DirectX or OpenGL to be the primary drawing context. The good old days of having 500+ required boilerplate code up and running for every project before you even render your first graphical triangle. Oh how we are spoiled today... That can be now done in about 4-20 lines of code pending on preferred initial setup and assigned functionalities all through the use of a a simple library. However, it's not all fun and games... If there are any unforeseen bugs which I'm sure there are in said libraries and APIs that you're using within your projects then your applications have those same bugs. You're also at the mercy of the library / API vendor(s) for when they update or make any changes to it. If and when you migrate to their newer version(s), you have to make sure your entire code base works as expected. Of course any newer versions or releases may provide many or most of those bug fixes but more than likely they've also introduced a bunch of new ones... So there's always a tradeoff! Roll your own and carefully manage your own internal bugs (good luck). It does take a little bit longer to get your project(s) up and running yet it also provides you with more control and flexibility towards what you want your applications to do. Otherwise you'll have to rely on some outside library or API trusting that they will do in the hopes exactly what they claim or are intended, expected to do, also (good luck). For we all know too well that bugs or badly written, badly structured, poor choice of algorithm, etc... can and will show up anywhere at any time causing invalid results, code - program crashes, or even system wide crashes; all because someone missed an edge case, or improperly accessed an invalid or dangling pointer - reference object, out of bounds indexing, off by one errors, division by zero, error in calculations from narrowing or widening a type... stack and or buffer under or overflows, page or segmentation faults, and much much more... So either way there are always trade offs and bound to be bugs, so again(Good Luck). I guess it's time to dive into doing some Vulkan programming...

The problem with Randy is he writes something, then scraps it and rewrites it. It's a neverending cycle that he's been doing for years. He's never going to complete the game.

It looks easy in his video because he only mentions the top level things to do. e.g. make a triagle, make two of them so it's a quad, make it show a texture instead of just single colors. There is a lot of code behind it that he is not showing. Also, Jai makes it a lot easier to make games, etc (it was designed for game development) so it's easier to accomplish what you need. For example, there is a library/module named Window_Creation that you can use to create a window with one line of code on Windows, Linux, and Mac. There is also a library/module named Input, so you can just get input, without any hassle. TL;DR: It's complicated to do stuff, but Jai makes it easier to accomplish, and he only shows milestones instead of every line of code.

2:57 btw comma and period lets you seek back and foward frame by frame

I love writing Win32 apps. I hate it, but I love it. MS devs *really* love their capital letters

How is the sound buffer and interface so buggy you have to do that? presumably you are purchasing this right so they must support it?

We actually also use the "piece of piss mate" phrase in the UK too - although it's going out of fashion.

That austin power #2 reference by chat was amazing

i used to mod in his discord server back when he was doing the green screen stuff, it was sad to see him basically abandoning everything but i do wish him the best for his new game, now remade probably 8 times, it's been a while since last update tho

JDH, Sebastian Lague, and Tsoding are good too.

Editor getting a pay cut lmao

The backhand with the baby powder. 😂⭐️

8:41 "...now i got the building blocks to do anything..." yea, if you would've listen the assignment properly, you would've had blocks right away - it clearly said "...IN Scratch" not "...FROM Scratch"😂

Song during the intro: Scoobadive - Electric. Ready to write a game in notepad now.

Screen Tearing go _Brrrrrr_

Glad to see another Randy enjoyer

Jai looks interesting, could be an interesting topic for a video

2:50 does ThePrimeagen know about YT frame advance keys? (or for that matter that you can press ?-key for list of key shortcuts)

flip did not have any business editing this video at all

The editor is no Simp.

Pro youtube tip: You can use comma and period keys to to go back or advance a video frame by frame

6:33 You know how Technology Connections uses "the magic of buying two of them"? Now, Randy doesn't need that, because he can just copy-paste the stuff he's working with... ...But he does use the magic of editing out three days of suffering.

When are you going to create the full fledged Rust course on Frontend Masters that we all need?

1:32 And this is why I'd rather use libraries like SDL or Macroquad in Rust than deal with stuff like win32.

If you just add the samples for the wave audio, the loudness increases. You have to average it out. So for two sources, halve the result... No worder his ears blew off!

flip didn't zoom, not even once.

12:40 “classic superposition” 😭 lmaooo so tru

I spat out my coffee when you said the tech lead

My brother did a programming exam, there were all these IDEs to choose from, he chose notepad.

You got yourself a nice demo of a good debugger on his video, RemedyBG if I'm not mistaken

i just realized randy uses the same sublime theme that i do

Nah bro. Your videos are the best

Flip did not zoom nor did he dim the lighting 😞

And his editor is like.. "yeah I'm not gonna do any of that"

btw if you use calloc in C instead of malloc, it get's 0 initialized

4:30 now where did I hear that music before.... ... bonk.

even their headset microphones are upsidedown.

Rip in peace flip

Have you watched: Acerola? Suckerpinch? Code Bullet? AngeTheGreat? TsodingDaily?

He didn't use Rust, so it doesn't count. It's not a game and it ain't from scratch. In fact, it's nothing. *spits and walks away. ♥

JAI compiler is cross platform, like all proper compiler toolchains

go back to the days BEFORE debuggers to solve that soul destroying bug in c. hard times create strong men, strong men create good times, good times create weak men, and weak men create hard times

brraking: flip didn't zoom

the yearly randy tries something and eventually gives up

3:10 we have that saying in the uk too

I also did a game from scratch and I don't think a single soul played it.

Being Australian this was dope.

the thing with michael reeves is that I am nerdy enough to want to see his code or things he did. Which he doesn't show cuz most of the audience clicks off at that point

Prime, you can go frame by frame on KZfaq with the . and , keys :D For the next time you want to pause a video and read something that shows up for a very brief time.

Flip didnt zoom

i saw a "+= 1" in the audio section and i feared for my life. Thank god you paused right before

Editor is gonna get fired xD

Randy Daddy rocks with that shiny baldy!!!!

Jai works on linux properly - I want it too :-)

breaking out the baby powder ...

7:35 instruction ignored successfully

flip googled juicing the camera and we lost flip

Audio driver programming will teach you the foundations needed to master languages such C/C++ and or assembly! Especially if you're below the Operating Systems API and system calls, below the what use to be the HAL (Hardware Abstraction Layer) of a system, etc... When you're down to the registers and controllers, and converters going back and forth between digital and analog manipulating individual bytes and bits... that's where the fun begins. Might want to brush up on your trig, on your understanding of FFTs. Then it's a matter of not just playback, but how the audio data is being internally represented. Is it raw? Is it compressed? Is it in a mp3 format, a wav format, or structured as a MIDI sequence? Ah yes, Audio Programming will definitely teach you to use C/C++, Assembly properly!

I freaking love randy

As an Australian I can confirm, we are all actually form Nebraska.

zoom in...nah, im good

Randy is from my city. Walked past him a few times lol

Piece of piss is a popular phrase in England too

"Piece of piss?" *distant TF2 laughter*

*Flip was on a strike*

flip let us all down :(

Prime preaching C being "the real mans language" while reacting to a video about Jai

Im really interrested in the name of the Font used in the editor. I kinda really like it but i cant find this font just by visually comparing.

So besides Sebastian Lague, TanTan, t3ssel8r, strager_, jdh, LowLevelLearning, bewky, lukemuscat, LogicLeoYT, WattDesigns, CoderSpaceChannel, advancenine, DevLogLogan, Acerola_t, depth-buffer, temper8281, nathanbaggs, GameEndeavor, GamedevAdventures, GameUnCrafter Which other channels should I know about?

Audio programming be like 16bit 24bit 32bit deez nuts and the blast your ear until you're deaf from ligma