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This project is INSANE!!

Is this still accurate for wgpu 0.19 and 0.20? I am trying to learn about performance issues, with Multipass shaders and a few of the concepts mentioned here helped.

42:27 what editor is that?

Wow! The Playdate was last thing I was expecting to see in this presentation. I'm trying to write a basic rasterizer for it right now in Rust 😁

🍀 *Promo SM*

I understood... basically nothing. How well with systems with a dedicated GPU (no shared memory) and with no reBAR?

Sweeeeet , great job 💪

12:48 start 13:37 1st Talk: Blue Engine 23:55 Blue Engine Q&A 26:02 2nd Talk: rivet 34:14 rivet Q&A 40:55 3rd Talk: game showcase by Tadeo 46:06 technical difficulties over 48:28 Tadeo's Q&A 52:14 4th Talk: Yarn Spinner (questions interspersed) 1:09:36 5th Talk: Graphite 1:27:26 Graphite Q&A 1:32:52 RPG Studio Trailer / prerecorded talk 1:54:09 RPG Studio Q&A 2:02:13 Conclusion/Outro

The people involved in the Rust ecosystem are some of the smartest ones.

Thanks for the insights :)

Graphite is a really cool idea. I hope you can eventually also support something like partially overwriteable groups. For instance, in the christmas lights example, as far as I saw, you had to hard-copy the two shapes that define a light three times each, and change the color for one of them. I'd like to be able to define the shape alongside some tweakable parameters, so there would be one "lights" object that's a group that's set up correctly, and it has one variable which is the fill color of the bulb.

Rust Game Development congratulations to the whole team

isaac Congratulations, continue towards success, I liked the game

This is wonderful. A RISCV processor for 20 cents and Rust as well. Perfect.

few nuredgy Matthew

Omg, I appear. I'm famous.

cool

Waiting for the next video !!!

bevy's so perfect for this, i have been attempting to make a hexagonal civ-like game with it myself 😅 I would love to see the github!!

want to see more!!

actually a insanely good idea

Very cool presentation 🎉

The embedded stuf was awesome!🔥🔥 Also i played tunnet a bit, it have been a long time since I've gad so much fun playing game on a such early stage.

really informative, thanks!

Embussy 💀💀

Ok. How to implement a strategy design pattern in no_std Rust?

What are the tools or methods at 2:00 to profile gpu application successfully?

Impressive engineering effort!

If you have to stream at 720p make the source 720p to avoid the telltale potota-mode chonkiness. A desktop recorded at 720p and streamed at 720p is never potato-mode chonky.

One thought. You might consider hooking in with a back-end AI provider. Have THEM fund the integration work. The user would still have to pay for the service, but if they have it, then they can use it in your app. Another idea - add a WASM host and let plugins be created in WASM - could even create a market here for compiled (but safe) plugins

very cool am always looking for more news from the Graphite project

Wow, I like the node's feature

Stop calling it the gamedev meetup

wgpu is amazing, but (correct me if I am wrong), it can't use api specific features like, for eg, vulkan features like hardware RT. I would love to switch to Rust/wgpu but this is a bit of a deal breaker for me.

Why are these videos always 80% graphite if they're supposed to be game dev? Might as well call it the graphite update and rename the channel.

Very good talk

Great video

Ways to improve this channel: 1. add timestamps 2. add details to your descriptions of who you're featuring, what they're doing, and links to their projects. 3. apply items 1 and 2 to all of your previous videos 4. work on reducing verbal pauses (um, ah, uh, you know) Thank you and keep up the good work.

I missed the this one thanks for uploading it here, i love this meetups

Love the philosophy behind Blade, great work

I'm not even a rust dev, but this is one of the best podcasts/stream channels I've ever seen. A literal one stop shop for all things about rust game dev. As someone who's kind of figuring out where to go and start in game development with mountains of questions, this is amazing. Came here for the Hathom talk, stayed for most of the rest even though it's ten month old information

Заходит как-то улитка в бар, и просит выпивки, а бармен ей отвечает: "Мы не продаём выпивку улиткам.", и вышвыривает её за дверь. Проходят дни, недели, улитка возвращается в бар, и говорит бармену: "Ну и нафига ты это сделал?"

Kudos to Dzmitriy for his awesome work from Vangers Community! <3

This was great. I hope we get to hear his talk about optimizing the GPU side.

It makes freaking tiled textures -- say no more.

❤️

Is barrier kinda like "my turn / your turn" type thing - barrier on, gpu has memory control, barrier off, you have memory control. Something like that? Or is it more like, "we want to maintain this buffer, but change it's state (how it can be used)", so a barrier must be used for "safe state change" (where nobody can access while changing). I'm feeling both 1) "clock synchronization" of cpu, and 2) a mutex of an program. like the barrier is the lock that happens at transition moment (iniitiated by either shader library or application) to allow no access during state transition, and then some particular access once the transition is set (based on setting). I think I see now after talking through it. 1.7x speedup is impressive. Nice work on this to say the least. can't wait until bevy upgrades wgpu to get this major boost.

Hey cwfitzgarald could you drop your github handle

gfx-rs/gfx-hal made me shy away from graphics with rust. I went back to my C++ and vulkan code base. It was just easier. Good talk

Amazing!!!+