I'm trying to build a little website for a thing, with some basic interactive elements. I started in NextJS, but quickly realised I wouldn't be able to maintain that, so I'm switching to C#, and... is it my imagination, or is Blazor a *really bad idea*? Like this whole "you can just freely mix server side and client side logic" thing... feels like a recipe for disaster?
Richard Fine
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Principal Software Developer @ Unity. Opinions are my own and not those of my employer.
Aras PranckevičiusUnity's demo team has released tech details & a package for their ML-based cloth deformer in Time Ghost demo. Pretty cool! https://discussions.unity.com/t/making-of-time-ghost-cloth-deformation-with-unity-sentis/1537842
That’s a wrap on #ggj24. In 48 hours my team has built a game that includes cross-device multiplayer, internet relay, dynamic laughter recognition, WebGL microphone handling (on mobile!) and photogrammetry. And it actually works.
We’ll take those certifications of insanity now, please.
RubaTwo related questions for computer graphics people:
1. is it true that ray/line/whatever intersection tests are common in interviews?
2. how common are questions of this nature, where you have equations memorized?🤔
(boosts appreciated pls)
Eniko (moved ➡ gamedev.place)was reminded of this old banger of a tweet so i'm reposting it here on mastodon after *checks watch* 9 years
A visual representation of how high 2:1 isometric blocks should be
Well that was easier than I expected. RPi Zero 2 W, Camera Module 3, about 4 hours of fiddling around (mostly getting my PC with a microSD card reader to work…), one hiccup with partition size that was easily fixed, and I have my own improvised IP camera, streaming video over RTMP to ffplay on my desktop.
Need to see if I can improve the latency - right now there’s about a 1sec delay on the stream - and get it into OBS in the most efficient manner.
End of the most stressful ~2 weeks of my career at Unity.
Happy that I made a difference; frustrated that it was necessary in the first place. And there's still plenty more to do.
RIP Cheems
I think a recent Edge update pushed a bunch of sponsored hotlinks onto the 'new tab' page, so I'm done with it. Let's see how Firefox is doing these days.