I found your game through your blog post a few years back and absolutely loved it, so it's really cool to have a video accompany the post now :)

Didnt expect that qoi/qoa creator would become video essay youtuber 😁

Amazing attention to detail with such tight limitations. Such a creative recreation of Quake. Thanks for sharing this! I had a lot of fun playing it.

that's amazing, visited your blog and saw the other cool projects and games that's you've built, amazing work :) keep it up ❤

This is really awesome.

I see the video from thePrimeagen and a few days later you post this, and the youtube recommended obviously picks it up!

the individual axis collision is the same thing minecraft does, although they do the vertical first and then horizontal however, an issue with both your and MC's approach is that its anisotropic. IE a hull with radius 0.25 moving from (0.5,0.5) to (1.5,1.5) with a bloc at 0,1 will not give the same results if the whole setup is rotated 90 degrees. this is more noticeable in minecraft when trying to walk along narrow hill/cliff sides but otherwise doesnt crop up because of the (usually) short distances moved. i imagine it can crop up here more commonly since you can move faster in quake games but whether it Really Matters is shrug. still a very neat project though

Very useful video thanks the game is dope btw

I was dreaming of this since I saw your blogpost !! So cool. Thanks a lot! Are you planning to record some sort of code walkthrough?

The dog / 10

Thanks Dominic, this codebase has been enormously helpful to me in learning GL, and the basics of 3D game programming

Okey next project half life 2 in 13kb :)

epic

Is it your job to develop games with webgl?

Interesting! I wish I could make my own Quake clone and sell it.

The coolest feature in Quake is the BSP. It is used to determine graphics, sound propagation and physics. Without a BSP it is not a quake tribute.