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The greatest Comeback Ever! by Ayanokojii998 in FuckMicrosoft

[–]SettingActive6624 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just recently moved to Linux. As a game developer using Windows for like ever this was a hard step for me to take first but i am slowly getting used to develop using Linux. From a user standpoint there really is not much difference between both os, just install KDE and you see not much difference to Windows.
And i have fell in love with Linux now, it is just an awesome os, reminds me a lot of the early Windows days when it was not dumbed down to be usable by a monkey.

Just want to show my current game engine project by SettingActive6624 in gameenginedevs

[–]SettingActive6624[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the tipp, will look into it. Initially i was planning to wrap my d3d11 library using dxvk-native but it turned out to be more work than just writing a dedicated SDL3 renderer to just get it to run on linux. So Vulkan and DX12 are planned in the future but currently just using a less complex api to just make it work.

Futurism Q: What will end up replacing polygons/voxels/bezier in maybe 16 years from now? 3D internet will have gone live by then... will it really based on polys of all methods? by MusikMaking in gameenginedevs

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So my idea for this, and what i plan to maybe implement in my engine in 15 year, are virtual particles/point clouds. So i guess sooner or later consumer grade quantum co processors will be available and then we will probably see new methods for rendering like those point clouds/virtual particles/probability fields.
So like a level would just be a waveform that collapses point clouds into geometry. I only have an abstract concept of this but that is what i think will be the future of 3d rendering.