Dude, i found your channel through the previous ps1 video and seriously... What an amazing content. Don't feel pressured by comments or number of views, you have a lot of potential. A hug directly from Brazil, know that you have a lot of fans here!
No no no don’t be stressed, we liked the video so much because you took an already interesting subject and elevated it with your personal touch. Just keep making videos the way you like to make them and I promise we will enjoy them. Taking suggestions is one thing, but any improvements you make should be with the primary benefit of personal growth. If you’re having fun, it will translate in the videos and we will also have fun :)
To be honest, as someone who remembers seeing the PS1 in nightclubs when I were a lad, it really gives me a buzz to see someone writing a game for a console that's older than them!
That must be the first time I think I've ever heard of a games console being present in a nightclub. And to honest with my memories of the original PlayStation and how the public received it... I can totally see that being the case. The PlayStation was 'cool' and everyone was interested. True pop culture icon and a core feature of the 1990s.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 "That must be the first time I think I've ever heard of a games console being present in a nightclub." It was how Sony decided to market the PlayStation in Europe. It was genius. They realised that the kids who had been playing on the ZX Spectrum, C64 and Amstrad CPC were the teenagers who were playing on the MegaDrive, SNES and Amiga and were now young adults who were buying their own games and consoles. It's this marketing decision, along with Sony going on a shopping spree for companies that cut their teeth on the Amiga (Psygnosis being an example) that gave us the entire WipEout franchise! "The PlayStation was 'cool' and everyone was interested. True pop culture icon and a core feature of the 1990s." And it could have been marketed the same way the previous generation was, with just the SAPS adverts. Perhaps it would have been if not for the involvement of Sony Music.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 in my country i have a place where you have a WII, PS3, PS2, XBOX 360 all in the same place. Them biches shut off the power to make me dance. I didn't and almost had a panic attack (& maybe seizure?) from sensory overload... just let me play my goddamn tennis match, you don't lose anything by it...
At 9:39 I swear I was gonna watch this man like chuck everything off the desk, but a nice and commendable time lapse of him cleaning up happened instead. Awesome video
Hey, I really like your work. It feels so personal, & genuine Your sense of humour is very comforting Your videos remind me of a simpler time, on RUclips I really enjoy the vibe I get, from watching what you do It feels like I'm just hanging out with you. Haha Please do continue & Don't worry about creating amasing phenomenal content. Just worry about doing what you enjoy Your personality will take care of the rest Keep up the good work, bud
The algorithm recommended me your first PS1 programming video and was hooked by your channel ever since. Keep up the good work and you do what makes you passionate about your work.
Bandwith: So I have to supply manually a list with the order of polygons to draw to the screen manually to the ps1. Me after I remembered that all I had to do to solve this exact issue on my first OpenGL project was enabling depth testing: Oh dear.... oh.... dear....
I am myself as a Computer Science student, very entertained by your content. That's what are we facing in our projects assessment, many revisions and headaches. What you've done is really inspires me on my future projects and I have watched the first video as well, it's a nice thing that you made the success one. I miss this type of comedic content in RUclips, though. You did very well on this one, please do more and I am sure many retro gamers would love to see that too. Cheers.
RUclips recommended the first video about 3 hours ago. I watched it, found it amazing and subscribed. And now this! Amazing job man! This style of raw video, and just like, coming up with an idea and making it come true, that's awesome!
I don't know how much you plan to pursue this whole "making a game for the ps1" thing, but I think it would be really neat to see how you learn to progressively make more complex games. Whether it be by making more complex graphics or more intricate gameplay mechanics, either way, I'd be really interested in seeing that sort of thing.
I loved both of your videos. Please, keep doing more but only if you want/feel like doing so. Don't feel pressured, and for the love of god, don't pay attention to trolls here. Just have fun. You looked like a cool and nice guy!
You should provide step by steps to create a hello world, a picture, and game in PS1 for all that we are not so good in programming and PS1 fan. Cheers from Argentina!
I did not except a second follow up video. I have to say the first one was very entertaining and this one was very entertaining too! I hope you continue to make the videos you like and that you keep this vibe in your videos. Don't feel pressured to listen to all the negative comments
Another great video! Reminds of the late 90's when my mother used to come home with a relic computer or a console from a thrift store. I'd always try and figure out how they worked, and even taught myself a few types of basic. Of course when I got older I wanted to collect old computers and consoles. Keep doing what you do brother!
Content gold. Algorithm connected me with the 1st video today, and this was a great follow-up. I hope you don't get too caught up in "pleasing the masses". It's just cool to see this activity and your journey.
Pro-tip: instead of calculating the square root of the distance to compare it to a value (since it's too expensive), you can just multiply the value you want to compare by itself (power of 2, much cheaper) and then compare them. The result is the same and a lot of CPU cycles are saved.
this slaps. i love ps1 so much i could basically be buried with one. but even given that, this is just really good content on many levels. good personality, good script, good production, good subject.
Bro your coding skills are godlike, I've started learning how to develop for the PS1 and it seems like hell. Your video has motivated me to start and keeps motivating me to not give up. Thank you and good luck.
These two videos have been incredibly fun and interesting to watch. It would be interesting to try like a ready low poly model of some character and put it in the game!
I feel like by the end of the year you are going to hit 10 million subs You should start a devlog. You don’t have to, but I think your style of videos would dress it well, and I am pretty interested in seeing a devlog from you
Hey Man , I've seen both of your videos. Great work I've looked into making games for retro consoles myself. It's not an easy task.. that being said good job on taking feedback on your videos, hopefully everyone was nice about it. I'd love to see you get an actual project going.
I love this concept of video. You’re not just any old devloger but a devloger using ancient software. I would love to see a full fledge game in the future with textures and animations. Good luck on the great vids!
Seeing this makes me re-think of the difficulty behind the creation of top PS1 games like the crash bandicoot saga which pushed the boundaries of the PSX console. Liking this video :)
Your camera battery dying should be how you end every video from now on! It cracked me up so hard xD great job on the game!! Can’t wait to see what you do next :)
I would love to see this become a series, like a journey of you learning how to make 3D games starting with a real homebrew PS1 game. This is a neat tech demo, but I'd love to see you make more! :-)
What you called a polygon there is actually called a quad which is a square made up of two polygons. Polygons are triangles made up of three vertices. Quads are used mainly in 3D editors to make the 3d meshes less complicated and easier to work on. edit: Also I would advise for your breaks when gaming, play games that are similar to the product you are trying to achieve. This would be good for inspiration and ideas on how to develop your engine. Your last video and this one earned you my sub, I enjoy watching your learning process. Also don't stress yourself too much on things (unless you are working for someone and you have deadlines, sure, but you're doing this independently so...) Just take your time, keep learning what needs to be learned, research and hone your skills in coding and whatever else and simply have fun with the process! Cheers! :D
Just found your channel with the first PS1 development video, really interesting content. I'm a beginner at programming so theses videos really help me to see a little bit of what it is like to actually code something. Really good content bro, keep it up
Damn ! That's pretty cool ! I never thought i would see a PS1 homebrew creation on youtube ! Also thank you for releasing the source code of the game, i'm a bit curious to see what it looks like ;-)
Awesome content, like you; I still have a PS1, the PSOne (small) upto PS4. Haven't bothered with a PS5 yet. Next challenge, I would say for natural progression is to code up a PS2 game ;). Your current game has all the hallmarks of an TPS (Third Person Shooter) game even at the basic core functionality. You could run with that. I remember there used to be some awesome 3rd Person style shooters back in the day such as Delta Force series on PS1. You could also go FPS which would just mean realistically making yourself become the box with the camera angle. It's nice to see as some people have commented below, a younger person taking an interest in such consoles, and I was even surprised you had the interest with the C64 also, which is the first console I started gaming on / programming with - Yes, basic was a pain in the ass. Seriously though dude, keep up your work and videos. You've got a solid brain and thought process there. Don't let the trolls get to you, do what is right for yourself, and never give in. Ultimately write what you want, and have fun doing it whilst learning the nuances of each and every bit of hardware. Greetz from UK.
It'd be pretty sweet if you did a longer form video where you write something you've prepared before and present it in real time, going over the code and explaining what you're doing which can then be demonstrated with the emulator :D
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I can't wait to see you trying to program something on old platforms again (yes, that's a challenge).
Great video, It would be cool to see what steps you took to get something compiling and running, even if it was just a small glimpse or rushed through it like a montage. Subbed because programming is for everyone, and should be made fun!
great job on both videos, forgot to say that on the first one you have quite great skill kid, i am an old programmer tired of people making things look harder that it is, so i like the simplicity you work, even when PS1 programming is not really that easy just followed ^^
Keep 'em coming sir. I wish I had the skill you do. Since I suck at this stuff, I'd love to see you take a crack at a cartridge-based system like the SNES. You have good energy and I'm glad I subscribed.
How sad to see. I have been there at the big store on one day in 2008. I was working together with Maybach back in the days and we made test drives with US spec cars. As we were located in New Jersey one of the trips led us to Newburgh. Me, being a big fan of the TV series back in these days HAD TO stop there, having a look around the location and buying some merch. Bought some Hoodies and stuff. Made a lot of photos of the bikes on display in the shop. One photo is still on Wikipedia today (Jet Bike). Has been a good time. Did like the whole staff very much. Some of them came walking out of the manufacturing part and had a look on our car, a 62S, which was a rather rare sight. Sad, that their business went down that way.
Whoever commented on the last video saying that you could have just used a VM (PS1 emulator) definitely hasn't had the chance to make program homebrew games. I had to make pong and tic tac toe for the GBA using C code and the older ARM baremetal gcc compiler for a class at my university and I remember wishing I had an actual GBA to play it on. It feels way more satisfying playing on the native hardware that your code was made to run on in the first place!
Great video! Definitely subscribing. You have tenacity my dude! Question though, ever thought about finding and playing with an actual PS1 development kit from the 90s???
Hi ya I love the effort you put in to this. To make this actually something people would play is easy box starts at one end with red boxes moving around and finish line at other end. You have to get to the other side to win.
not why people giving you such a hard time because for some of us we are enjoying your content... by watching your video you seem like a very wholesome person so only 1 advice that I can give ... your voice is more important... yes you can listen and treat people very nice but don't let that overrun your own thoughts because it can be very overwhelming... I hope you understand what I'm trying to say as not an attack but a way to help in future
Love your content, its funny and interesting. I still think it could be a little more technical. The most technical part was explaining the enemy enhancements. But hope to see more.
This thumbnail perfectly encapsulates what it is to be a programmer.
Especially when you're coding for something old, like PSX, or the Genesis
I always love seeing profile pictures like yours. It's so simple, yet so nostalgic.
Yes
It felt easier before becoming a programmer 😭😭
@@ChronDelta Or working with a language like Forth.
Never change this production quality, it's more than good enough, and I like the vibe. It reminds me of earlier youtube content. It's comfortable.
Ikr? Content like this is something I love watching at night instead of the loud fast paced videos that mostly exist today
This was such a wholesome (and fun) programming video. I learned a ton too!
This
I've been thinking the same thing!!!!!
I was going to say that too
Dude, i found your channel through the previous ps1 video and seriously... What an amazing content. Don't feel pressured by comments or number of views, you have a lot of potential. A hug directly from Brazil, know that you have a lot of fans here!
Thanks a ton!
@@Bandwidth_ytb Another hug from Brazil!
Brasileiro em todo lugar
brasillllll caraio
I discovered his channel the same way. He had 92 subscribers, and that was less than a month ago
Your content is raw and wholesome and I really admire that.
Don't feel pressured by everyone's comments, just have fun and you'll be great :)
Your fans demand an 8 hour long 3rd part of the ps1 dev saga
ps2 game???
@@Relphy It has to escalate every time. After this a ps2 game then a ps3 and so on!
@@victornas91 ps4 game would be fun, a lot more choice there.
ps2 is really complex r
@@victornas91 what happens when he reaches ps6
I literally just saw your previous PS1 video which earned my subscription for you, but now there's a sequel video airing in 4 hours?! Can't wait!
same here haha
Same x2
same, he must have good meta tags.
Same
I got to ride the algorithm just in time
No no no don’t be stressed, we liked the video so much because you took an already interesting subject and elevated it with your personal touch. Just keep making videos the way you like to make them and I promise we will enjoy them. Taking suggestions is one thing, but any improvements you make should be with the primary benefit of personal growth. If you’re having fun, it will translate in the videos and we will also have fun :)
To be honest, as someone who remembers seeing the PS1 in nightclubs when I were a lad, it really gives me a buzz to see someone writing a game for a console that's older than them!
That must be the first time I think I've ever heard of a games console being present in a nightclub. And to honest with my memories of the original PlayStation and how the public received it... I can totally see that being the case.
The PlayStation was 'cool' and everyone was interested. True pop culture icon and a core feature of the 1990s.
I remember clubs and raves having "Playstation Arenas" too!
@@halfbakedproductions7887 "That must be the first time I think I've ever heard of a games console being present in a nightclub."
It was how Sony decided to market the PlayStation in Europe. It was genius. They realised that the kids who had been playing on the ZX Spectrum, C64 and Amstrad CPC were the teenagers who were playing on the MegaDrive, SNES and Amiga and were now young adults who were buying their own games and consoles.
It's this marketing decision, along with Sony going on a shopping spree for companies that cut their teeth on the Amiga (Psygnosis being an example) that gave us the entire WipEout franchise!
"The PlayStation was 'cool' and everyone was interested. True pop culture icon and a core feature of the 1990s."
And it could have been marketed the same way the previous generation was, with just the SAPS adverts. Perhaps it would have been if not for the involvement of Sony Music.
@@GeoNeilUK I remember Wipeout being a favorite at these events. You are very right saying it was genius marketing, I miss that try hard 90's era!
@@halfbakedproductions7887 in my country i have a place where you have a WII, PS3, PS2, XBOX 360 all in the same place. Them biches shut off the power to make me dance. I didn't and almost had a panic attack (& maybe seizure?) from sensory overload... just let me play my goddamn tennis match, you don't lose anything by it...
At 9:39 I swear I was gonna watch this man like chuck everything off the desk, but a nice and commendable time lapse of him cleaning up happened instead. Awesome video
Hey, I really like your work. It feels so personal, & genuine
Your sense of humour is very comforting
Your videos remind me of a simpler time, on RUclips
I really enjoy the vibe I get, from watching what you do
It feels like I'm just hanging out with you. Haha
Please do continue
& Don't worry about creating amasing phenomenal content. Just worry about doing what you enjoy
Your personality will take care of the rest
Keep up the good work, bud
Thank you so much 😀
Oh wow. You replied!! Haha
Of course, man
Hope you're having a pleasant day
The algorithm recommended me your first PS1 programming video and was hooked by your channel ever since. Keep up the good work and you do what makes you passionate about your work.
Bandwith: So I have to supply manually a list with the order of polygons to draw to the screen manually to the ps1.
Me after I remembered that all I had to do to solve this exact issue on my first OpenGL project was enabling depth testing: Oh dear.... oh.... dear....
I am myself as a Computer Science student, very entertained by your content. That's what are we facing in our projects assessment, many revisions and headaches. What you've done is really inspires me on my future projects and I have watched the first video as well, it's a nice thing that you made the success one. I miss this type of comedic content in RUclips, though. You did very well on this one, please do more and I am sure many retro gamers would love to see that too. Cheers.
Don't be stressed! Save your stress for important things, like entering The Corner. Can't wait to see which obscure challenge you take on next!
I've been working in social media for 12 years now, keep this up, you'll be big in no time, fucking superb content ty
RUclips recommended the first video about 3 hours ago. I watched it, found it amazing and subscribed. And now this! Amazing job man! This style of raw video, and just like, coming up with an idea and making it come true, that's awesome!
I just watched your video yesterday, I really liked it! And here is the second part!! I AM VERY HAPPY! Thanks a lot
I want part 3))
Awesome video! I’m can relate to the struggles of writing a rasterizing engine. Anyways, thanks for making such cool videos!
Absolutely love the honesty and rawness of this. Keep up the fantastic trials!
when you are coding, your sideview face looks like the King David statue sculpted by Michelangelo
I don't know how much you plan to pursue this whole "making a game for the ps1" thing, but I think it would be really neat to see how you learn to progressively make more complex games. Whether it be by making more complex graphics or more intricate gameplay mechanics, either way, I'd be really interested in seeing that sort of thing.
Love seeing you happy just having fun with this project! Right fun to watch to! Great content like always!
Now I want to see The World's Hardest Game fully on PS1
I am actually planning to try and make that lmao
@@dultzywaltzy Dew it.
@@LampHatScott maybe I will...
very good and chill content, hugs from Brazil!
I loved both of your videos. Please, keep doing more but only if you want/feel like doing so. Don't feel pressured, and for the love of god, don't pay attention to trolls here. Just have fun. You looked like a cool and nice guy!
Thank you! Will do!
You should provide step by steps to create a hello world, a picture, and game in PS1 for all that we are not so good in programming and PS1 fan. Cheers from Argentina!
I want to be your friend bro!😃
U are great guy, full of humor and passionate. Keep up this work, and ur channel will be huge in no time.
I did not except a second follow up video. I have to say the first one was very entertaining and this one was very entertaining too! I hope you continue to make the videos you like and that you keep this vibe in your videos. Don't feel pressured to listen to all the negative comments
This is absolutely amazing! Dreamed of being able to do this since a kid.
Another great video! Reminds of the late 90's when my mother used to come home with a relic computer or a console from a thrift store. I'd always try and figure out how they worked, and even taught myself a few types of basic. Of course when I got older I wanted to collect old computers and consoles. Keep doing what you do brother!
Nice video keep going imma watch the next videos now buh bye !
Content gold. Algorithm connected me with the 1st video today, and this was a great follow-up. I hope you don't get too caught up in "pleasing the masses". It's just cool to see this activity and your journey.
Yes, one of my favourite youtubers uploaded
Agreed
Dude don't stress or apologise you are amazing. Videos are great, don't put pressure on yourself at all. Take care
Pro-tip: instead of calculating the square root of the distance to compare it to a value (since it's too expensive), you can just multiply the value you want to compare by itself (power of 2, much cheaper) and then compare them. The result is the same and a lot of CPU cycles are saved.
bro said 🤓
this slaps. i love ps1 so much i could basically be buried with one. but even given that, this is just really good content on many levels. good personality, good script, good production, good subject.
Bro your coding skills are godlike, I've started learning how to develop for the PS1 and it seems like hell. Your video has motivated me to start and keeps motivating me to not give up. Thank you and good luck.
This indeed was, as good as the first one! hope to see more from you in the future
Hey, don't stress, your videos are great and it's amazing how fast your channel is growing, both in subscribers and quality
Fantastic 2 part "series" so far! Really enjoyed them, subscribed also. Look forward to seeing future games on PS1 development 😊
These two videos have been incredibly fun and interesting to watch.
It would be interesting to try like a ready low poly model of some character and put it in the game!
It was mega cool, and now I kind of want to see it get even more polished, but no pressure, i really like your videos!
Seriously impressed, wish I had the time and knowledge to do all that.
I feel like by the end of the year you are going to hit 10 million subs
You should start a devlog. You don’t have to, but I think your style of videos would dress it well, and I am pretty interested in seeing a devlog from you
Hey Man , I've seen both of your videos. Great work I've looked into making games for retro consoles myself. It's not an easy task.. that being said good job on taking feedback on your videos, hopefully everyone was nice about it. I'd love to see you get an actual project going.
Watched your first video yesterday! This is a treat, carry on like this and i'll expect daily uploads lol
I love this concept of video. You’re not just any old devloger but a devloger using ancient software. I would love to see a full fledge game in the future with textures and animations. Good luck on the great vids!
Seeing this makes me re-think of the difficulty behind the creation of top PS1 games like the crash bandicoot saga which pushed the boundaries of the PSX console. Liking this video :)
The way you move and gesticulate really gives off old youtube vibes, never change.
This channel is growing real fast! Great job, man!
Mate this is awesome! I'm really excited for more interesting and odd programming adventures!
You and me both!
6:16 Kofola FTW! Greetings from Kofola-free 😞 Germany!
Life without Kofola? Can't imagine.
Your camera battery dying should be how you end every video from now on! It cracked me up so hard xD great job on the game!! Can’t wait to see what you do next :)
I cant wait on how much progress you had made I subbed being your an interesting guy haha
This is amazing! Congratulations! Always wanted to do myself, you've inspired me to try again!
You did an excellent job.! You're super fun to watch. ❤️
I would love to see this become a series, like a journey of you learning how to make 3D games starting with a real homebrew PS1 game. This is a neat tech demo, but I'd love to see you make more! :-)
What you called a polygon there is actually called a quad which is a square made up of two polygons. Polygons are triangles made up of three vertices. Quads are used mainly in 3D editors to make the 3d meshes less complicated and easier to work on.
edit: Also I would advise for your breaks when gaming, play games that are similar to the product you are trying to achieve. This would be good for inspiration and ideas on how to develop your engine.
Your last video and this one earned you my sub, I enjoy watching your learning process. Also don't stress yourself too much on things (unless you are working for someone and you have deadlines, sure, but you're doing this independently so...) Just take your time, keep learning what needs to be learned, research and hone your skills in coding and whatever else and simply have fun with the process!
Cheers! :D
You went viral, congratulations!
Oh yes part 2 of porting Czech Republic to the PS1 🤩
Just found your channel with the first PS1 development video, really interesting content. I'm a beginner at programming so theses videos really help me to see a little bit of what it is like to actually code something. Really good content bro, keep it up
Dude, that ending was priceless LOL... Awesome work too buy the way!
Damn ! That's pretty cool ! I never thought i would see a PS1 homebrew creation on youtube !
Also thank you for releasing the source code of the game, i'm a bit curious to see what it looks like ;-)
Your style is so unique and awesome! Keep up the great work! :D The end is so funny
Can't Believe You grew this fast! Just watched your first ps1 vid last week and you just had a few hundred subs.
Awesome content, like you; I still have a PS1, the PSOne (small) upto PS4. Haven't bothered with a PS5 yet.
Next challenge, I would say for natural progression is to code up a PS2 game ;). Your current game has all the hallmarks of an TPS (Third Person Shooter) game even at the basic core functionality. You could run with that. I remember there used to be some awesome 3rd Person style shooters back in the day such as Delta Force series on PS1. You could also go FPS which would just mean realistically making yourself become the box with the camera angle.
It's nice to see as some people have commented below, a younger person taking an interest in such consoles, and I was even surprised you had the interest with the C64 also, which is the first console I started gaming on / programming with - Yes, basic was a pain in the ass.
Seriously though dude, keep up your work and videos. You've got a solid brain and thought process there. Don't let the trolls get to you, do what is right for yourself, and never give in. Ultimately write what you want, and have fun doing it whilst learning the nuances of each and every bit of hardware.
Greetz from UK.
Thanks, I subscribed because of the first video. You deserve hundreds of thousands of subscribers, hope you keeping well!!! ✌🏻
It'd be pretty sweet if you did a longer form video where you write something you've prepared before and present it in real time, going over the code and explaining what you're doing which can then be demonstrated with the emulator :D
I can't wait to see you trying to program something on old platforms again (yes, that's a challenge).
I'm liking this ps1 programming 1 content... Just subbed
Great video, It would be cool to see what steps you took to get something compiling and running, even if it was just a small glimpse or rushed through it like a montage. Subbed because programming is for everyone, and should be made fun!
RUclips recommended me the first one a couple of hours ago, and then this one gets uploaded. What a timing! Nice job!
Subbed after watching the first one yesterday and seeing this on my recommended, great video really entertaining
sheet dude, this is becoming one of my fav programming channels, it's pretty much nice to see your videos about this kind of topics
very good
curious to see more stuff you manage to do with this kind of stuff!
More to come!
Awesome video! I really enjoyed, and yes, gaming as a break also works ;)
great job on both videos, forgot to say that on the first one
you have quite great skill kid, i am an old programmer tired of people making things look harder that it is, so i like the simplicity you work, even when PS1 programming is not really that easy
just followed ^^
Keep 'em coming sir. I wish I had the skill you do. Since I suck at this stuff, I'd love to see you take a crack at a cartridge-based system like the SNES. You have good energy and I'm glad I subscribed.
How sad to see. I have been there at the big store on one day in 2008. I was working together with Maybach back in the days and we made test drives with US spec cars. As we were located in New Jersey one of the trips led us to Newburgh. Me, being a big fan of the TV series back in these days HAD TO stop there, having a look around the location and buying some merch. Bought some Hoodies and stuff. Made a lot of photos of the bikes on display in the shop. One photo is still on Wikipedia today (Jet Bike). Has been a good time. Did like the whole staff very much. Some of them came walking out of the manufacturing part and had a look on our car, a 62S, which was a rather rare sight.
Sad, that their business went down that way.
love your hard work!
Thank you so much 😀
Dobrý rozhodnutí natáčet videa v Angličtině. Máš strašně zajímavou tvorbu a jsem zvědav s čím přijdeš příště :)
My man has such a wholesome vibe. Keep it up
awesome video, just watched your old one earlier and now this one. both great.
I love this! I like how you turned your original game into a 3D game, keep up the good work man! :D
You did epically my dude! Stay awesome! c:
Thanks! Will do!
Whoever commented on the last video saying that you could have just used a VM (PS1 emulator) definitely hasn't had the chance to make program homebrew games. I had to make pong and tic tac toe for the GBA using C code and the older ARM baremetal gcc compiler for a class at my university and I remember wishing I had an actual GBA to play it on. It feels way more satisfying playing on the native hardware that your code was made to run on in the first place!
such a cool video, so lovely to see a fellow czech doing something so cool and well made, keep it going mate (bonus points for the kofola xd)
Hey very nice video.
Quick tip: You don't need the squareroot to test for collision, just compare the squares. Like
if (x**2 + y**2 < 500**2) {....}
Your content is extremely cool! Keep it up!
Great video! Definitely subscribing. You have tenacity my dude! Question though, ever thought about finding and playing with an actual PS1 development kit from the 90s???
Hi ya I love the effort you put in to this. To make this actually something people would play is easy box starts at one end with red boxes moving around and finish line at other end. You have to get to the other side to win.
These videos are getting better and better :)
The code base is surprisingly short, I thought it would look like 10.000 lines of code haha. great video!!
damn bro u went from like 564 subscribers to 7.5k super fast. and well deserved!
good work man :)
not why people giving you such a hard time because for some of us we are enjoying your content... by watching your video you seem like a very wholesome person so only 1 advice that I can give ... your voice is more important... yes you can listen and treat people very nice but don't let that overrun your own thoughts because it can be very overwhelming... I hope you understand what I'm trying to say as not an attack but a way to help in future
Love your content, its funny and interesting. I still think it could be a little more technical. The most technical part was explaining the enemy enhancements. But hope to see more.
CANT WAIT TO SEE THE EPISODE
Awsome video!! Love your code of distance calculation :D (PS: KOFOLA FOREVER!)
I watched your first video 2 days ago, and was SO stoked to see this one pop up. Really awesome job making cool stuff, and looking forward to more :)