The way I see it, C++ & Rust for production ready apps.
C for fun.
C for fun.
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Jack
Was watching the new Theo video and he was talking about how big the code base is in terms of fixing some of the issues with GitLab and he followed it with "You are not going to vibe code your way out of that one" ðŸ˜
Using an assembler is still probably the better method anyway.
Nobody steal this idea btw, I don't think it's original anyway. But if somebody tells me that I'm copying some voxel game that you do decide to make, We have the posts to prove otherwise 😌
If I was to do this though I wonder how I'd handle physics.
Two methods that come to mind, first one is opt-in like how Aeronautics does it. Second one is opt-out using like an anchor crystal.
Meaning blocks not connected to the world (within a certain mass, I'm not that good of a dev) would have physics. But then using like anchor crystals you could lock blocks in place. Allowing for magical sky islands to still naturally spawn or for you to anchor your own build.
That being said I've still not finished my website, so who knows when that would actually happen 😔
I definitely think this would be a indefinite dream game of mine. Like making my own Minecraft clone but instead of recreating Minecraft or classic Minecraft I'd try and recreate like all the mods Modpack or something.
I know that it's going to be done to death, But Create Aeronautics actually so inspiring. Need to add "Building Minecraft from scratch in C++ but Create and add-ons is natively built in"
The fact Roblox is pushing this without providing API's or a way to opt-out is a very Modern Roblox thing to do.
