I made the same ray tracer in Assembly, C# and TypeScript

[@Rsparing]

Ray tracing in x86 must be hard! This video deserves more views!

[@nathanbaggs]

Thanks!

[@titaniumtomato7247]

bruh I like hearing about math from someone who understands it

[@nathanbaggs]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@mawesome4ever]

Yeah I was curious how he used a sine wave to determine the intersections… unless he was just saying buzz words and copied the code from a repository

[@sanderbos4243]

That ctrl+c was hilarious, great video!

[@nathanbaggs]

Glad you liked it!

[@d4sty.]

keep up with the videos!!

[@perelmanych]

It is a pity that no code was shown and no comments on it. It would be nice to see the differences.

[@nathanbaggs]

This is an old video and my style has definitely matured and evolved since then. Nice to see people discovering it though

[@mantasarmalys6471]

Haha amazing video !

[@nathanbaggs]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it!

[@szabolcsmate5254]

Where are the obligatory benchmarks? 😜Also, did you design your own scene descriptor file format? 🤔

[@nathanbaggs]

The scenes were all just hardcoded

[@szabolcsmate5254]

@@nathanbaggs fair enough. But one could only wish! 😜

[@SebastianCoetzee]

Stop writing such spaghetti code

[@nathanbaggs]

It’s linguine…

[@stickguy9109]

Wish I knew them maths

[@abauchu]

Pssch... linguini math is NOT the same as spaghetti math... Good lord, what do people learn...

[@whatthefunction9140]

Don't use cra

[@nathanbaggs]

Sorry, could you elaborate?