Have been working on various thing including a (hand crafted) engine for the past 7 months with the goal of large forests with highpoly vegetation (around 1M instances * 4M tris in this case). Haven't really been motivated to post on X lately, but I will go into more detail soon.

As seen with modern game engines, making gamedev easier won't result in better games being made. If you don't like going the extra mile learning gamedev, you won't like going the extra mile polishing anything. Easy to use templates that paid creators have also existed for a while

Experiments with hardware raytraced GI in #Godot. Per pixel for short range with probe fallback. The ground foliage isn't present in the BVH and the color comes purely from the ground. It also uses one bounce (everything else uses two).

Meshlet rendering and deferred texturing using a visibility buffer in Godot. For the sake of simplicity I only use dx12 for now.

For absolutely no reason at all...

You can be damn sure Palworld is getting the top hat mod it deserves

the reveal in a nutshell

I have such an urge to make a mod that creates and edit like this for your saber

Happy 5th anniversary @BeatSaber 🎂

the boomer saber

Out now! Also added a tool to modify line width afterwards. Support for custom shaders and audiolink will come in the next release. Grab it from here: github.com/ToniMacaroni/Scri…

Beat Saber 1.29 sees a comeback of Scribble. With new tools, a brush that supports fog/reflections and a brush that lights up with selectable beatmap light id.

Have been working a bit further on it and it's close to release. All interactions are now supported and you can post maps directly from the web interface using the map id.

That was a nice semester break, time to concentrate on uni again. The new Beat Saber update that completely fucks all custom model mods: