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i added submesh support to my obj parser. now my engine can load BIG obj files

we got textures

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i made these models looong ago btw

i wrote an obj parser

thanks!

close enough, got a job as a programmer working on a fighter jet

am i cooked @tsoding.bsky.social ?

added lambert shading

finally rendered my first 3d cube with opengl

yeah unfortunately vim couldn't handle proper bidireccional rendering so i used a left to right remderer for the photo

and some turkic runes represent more than one character btw

its turkish translations :)

old turkic c:

do you guys clean up before exiting or do you leave it to the kernel?

callgrind output with sprintf

callgrind output without sprintf

heres the numbers

in my site generator mite: hanion.dev/post/mite

single line of sprintf was responsible for 65% of the instructions.
replaced it with my own function and instruction count dropped from 58 million to 10 million

enik-engine editor

I spent the last few years building enik-engine, a lightweight C++ game engine with a custom editor, hot-reload scripting, physics, animation, prefabs, and more. Fast, small, and built for experimentation. Here’s a deep dive into how it works and the lessons I learned:
hanion.dev/post/enik-en...

seeing C in your native language is pretty funny btw

just searched your tweet to reference it in this post a couple hours ago lol

Building a custom C skin: hanion.dev/post/cey

yeah, i feel like writing my own layouting engine instead of dealing with nuklear rn

raygui is simpler to use but no layouting.
nuklear has layouting but a pain to use.

raygui

nuklear

made a ray tracer in c. and i want your opinions on the ui.
left (raygui) or right (nuklear)?

thanks. it is excellent, improved my workflow immensely

noo I'm prone to getting nerd sniped, don't do it 🤣

thanks man its so cool! i want to get into keeping rss feeds. it seems really nice