[THREAD] Videos from #GodotCon Brussels 2019
Thanks to @czlowiekimadlo we could stream GodotCon talks, and user Rayos sent me edited versions for each of them, which I'm now uploading with a detailed outline. I'll post links whenever they're online, and the playlist eventually.
First talk on Feb 4 was from Paweł Fertyk of Miskatonic Studio, talking about his experience with 3D features of Godot while developing his first game, #Intrepid (which you can play on Steam: https://store.steampowered.com/app/992860/Intrepid/)
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The next talk was a great demo by @PawelMogila on how to use a shader to compute particle collisions on the GPU.
We sadly had a problem with the stream at that time, so this one is a phone recording.
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We then had a presentation by Aleksandar Gavrilović explaining why his studio Gamechuck decided to move from GM:S 1.4 to Godot, the tests they made to validate their decision and some of the concerns it raises. #GodotCon #GodotEngine
Our lead developer Juan Linietsky @reduz then did the extended version of his @fosdem talk about making a high quality 3D game with #FOSS tools (#GodotEngine #b3d #GIMP), showing how Godot's new TPS demo was made. #GodotCon
Any idea of what kind of hardware (especially graphics card) this was presented on? I'm curious given how Juan was saying that you didn't really need to worry about how much geometry you use on modern graphics cards. O.O
I mean, the demo looks gorgeous. I'm just wondering about the kind of hardware it needs to run decently.
Once it's finalized, I'd love to see it included in Phoronix Test Suite...
@Blort That was on an Nvidia GTX 1060 I think, so relatively high end.
But Juan's point was only about geometry itself, not about all the fancy rendering features that can then be applied and make the performance tank down.
Rémi Verschelde
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