Web game developer, used to be a Minecraft video man.
Some of the games I've worked on:
https://raccoonretail.com
https://narrow.one
https://tix.tax
https://doubledodgers.com
https://splix.io
https://nuggetroyale.io
https://zegame.jespertheend.com
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| GitHub | https://github.com/jespertheend |
I just spent two days (🥲) rewriting a hot path in rust to see how much better it would perform using wasm. The answer: Not at all!
I'm kind of sad I'm not getting my magical performance boost, but otoh I don't have to maintain an extra piece of tooling in my codebase now, so that's gotta be worth something.
It's kinda liberating to have a side project which is:
A. Not getting enough traffic to warrant supporting every browser, and
B. Too advanced for Safari anyway
Left: Renda Studio in Chrome
Right: Renda Studio in Safari
- Note the lack of WebGPU support
- the logo (which is just an svg) not rendering correctly
- 'open project' being greyed out due to lack of the File System Access API
- and the 'update' button not going away for some reason.
A function that allows you to convert a 2d vector into a single byte and back into a vector. Useful when you want to send player joystick input over the network.
Play with it here:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/zpob0tj445
And code can be found here:
https://gist.github.com/jespertheend/53cddb4a15055d63ab2a9c0585265eda
Maybe I should just bite the bullet and pick right handed. After all, axis orientations are messy anyway and flipping axes as I load glTF files is not something I want to deal with.
I found this image (by @acegikmo) and it just goes to show that maybe it doesn't matter that much.
"If you're just going to be browsing the web, you don't need such a powerful laptop"
the web:
