JmsPae

Horrendous. It's perfect.

>Tries C
>Wants a stable stable index some game entitites
>separates "components" into separate arrays

Mfw I can never escape the ECS

Had a go at writing some plain C99 and its... Surprisingly comfy

B- B- But... My miasma theory 🥺

Add image sampler configuration in GLTF loader by axlitEels · Pull Request #17875 · bevyengine/bevy I can't underrate anisotropic filtering. Objective Allow easily enabling anisotropic filtering on glTF assets. Allow selecting ImageFilterMode for glTF assets at runtime. Solution Added a Re...

gotcha
github.com/bevyengine/b...

I recall the system above being necessary due to problems with GLTF loading, but I can't find the issue/pr anymore

A simple bevy function (as of 0.16.0-rc.2) that directly modifies the anisotropy_clamp (or anisotropic filtering level) for any loaded textures. A simple bevy function (as of 0.16.0-rc.2) that directly modifies the anisotropy_clamp (or anisotropic filtering level) for any loaded textures. - asset_processor.rs

I recall using bare-bones asset processing with the basis-universal feature enabled handled mipmaps easily enough, along with a [simple system](gist.github.com/JmsPae/4137c...) for forcing anisotropic filtering, but it's kind of ass and I'm not sure if it's been improved in 0.17 or not.

Bevy 0.17 Bevy is a refreshingly simple data-driven game engine built in Rust. It is free and open-source forever!

Bevy 0.17 is out now! It features Raytracing, Improved Observers / Events, UI Widgets, Rust Hotpatching, Light Textures, DLSS, Tilemap Chunks, Web Assets, Reflect Auto-Registration, UI Gradients, Raymarched Atmosphere, Virtual Geometry BVH Culling, and more!

bevy.org/news/bevy-0-17

In today's episode of "oh god C/C++, why?"

SDL3 GPU is kinda neat, just sayin

A ludicrously expensive server rack seems like the perfect display case for a blåhaj

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Such a fun internet thingy.

Though I can only imagine the small fortune the google street view API is costing em

An exceedingly autistic concept;

Most transportation management sims don't seem to bother much about 'containers' (figurative or literal) and you're mostly just moving 'goods'.

But what if containers had properties? Extra protections, loading, unloading, price...

Probably unfun, but worth a go.

Cheers! My current idea for how things will work is that you're basically feeding the front line and their forward bases. The more supplies you're able to safely get to the bases, the more confident the organization is to hold/push a position.

... That'll be 'fun' to implement, but we'll see

Very WIP transport management project with #bevy.

UI Programming was an *experience*, but eventually I plan on turning this into a game about... War logistics, I suppose?

#gamedev #indiedev

After a kerfuffle, I lost my neovim config and now in my new setup I feel like an alien in a foreign land. Confused and lost in my familiar codebase because now the font and colour scheme is slightly different.

Rust made me soft

2 days of doing some C++ after a *long* break and I already want to do a backflip at a location promoting minimal survivability

I used to really like C++, then I saw how other people (probably) smarter than me wrote it

Literally no indication of this happening, but in my mind it seems like a logical step /cope

Crackpot theory/assumption: Morrowind was on the same engine as Oblivion (though a much older version) and have thus done a lot of the groundwork with the Oblivion re-master for a hypothetical Morrowind re-master..?

The "Big Mac Index" about to become a financial instrument

uBlock Origin

It's dangerous to go alone... Take this.

Hell yeah

DOWN scope creep, DOWN

I felt this in my soul

"Vibe cooking" sounds like a soon-to-exist social media trend that'll get someone killed

You know you're cooking some good rust code when you start to hear a faint bit of coil whine.

"Please fuck"

- Putin (probably)