Thank you all for watching this video! It's absolutely AMAZING how far we've come and we couldn't have done it without all of your support! Have a great holiday season everyone! 🎄❤️

@kariakistephen508

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man

@Dustyy01

2 жыл бұрын

Happy holidays🎄✌️

@philwhatever3903

2 жыл бұрын

Can you review the new Matrix Awakening demo running on the Unreal Engine 5 please! 🙏🏼😊

@larssonk22

2 жыл бұрын

@@philwhatever3903 I second this, would be great for you to do a review. We have something that finally feels next-gen

@Jekkel.

2 жыл бұрын

Awesome video man. Inspirational.

Could be cool to have a game jam one weekend, it would quickly reveal areas for improvement and those limitations would also breed creativity in terms of finding workarounds and playing to the engine's strengths.

@TheCherno

2 жыл бұрын

Really keen to do this in the near future!

@eriksimon6567

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheCherno Make it an annual official Hazel GameJam then we could look back and see how the Engine improved over the years.

@theeternal6890

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheCherno Great

@MrXerios

2 жыл бұрын

That is a good question actually, is there solething this engine is rrally good at ?

Good stuff. Hard to believe the first game was 2 years ago, feels like last month.

@pandagamedev1177

2 жыл бұрын

true

These "Making a game in one hour with my game engine" episodes really shows the progress and improvements of the Game Engine

@achtsekundenfurz7876

2 жыл бұрын

HalfLife 3 dev team, pleeease watch this video... XD

One of the best game developers and my inspiration...love ur work Cherno

@devdutmn9608

2 жыл бұрын

game dev and game engine dev :D

You really came a long way from starting with the Sparky Game Engine and reaching at this stage with Hazel. You really inspire us to believe what consistent efforts can actually accomplish in the long run. Happy Holidays!

Awesome! Really enjoyed watching this! Would love to see more! As an aspiring game dev it is cool to watch experienced game developers making game and getting a better understanding of work flow and what not.

This is just awesome, I found this channel back when I was probably in elementary school. I followed the Java game programming series, it was actually what sparked my interest in computer programming, I am now a freshman at university studying computer engineering, I like to think I would not have have been put on this path or found my interest in technology if it wasn’t for your content. For that I thank you, and it has been awesome seeing you grow as a content creator and as a developer. Congrats on how successful the development of Hazel has been, very impressive!

@ycombinator765

2 жыл бұрын

it is with me as well. found em when he taught C++, now I am Sophomore in Computer engineering as well.

I found your channel from the challenge video and I got very intrigued! Oh how far you’ve come since that first video! This is amazing!

Absolutely continue to improve and make the game. This way you can have something that everybody can relate to as well as the ability to run into other issues which will help improve Hazel and the editor.

I wouldn't mind seeing further videos on this project. They just help to understand so many important aspects of the engine and how to write games using it. Thanks!

You are what I aspire to be as a Software Developer, great insight, great reasoning and just all around a great programmer. Thanks for your videos Cherno!

How far it has gotten, is amazing

love the idea of this video really keeping me motivated

I bet you are so proud of your work! First vid of yours I've seen, but it looks like your passion project heckin works! Go you!

This project is getting better every single minute. Can't imagine how amazing it is

Hey man. I am just dropping by to say congrats on your new born and to reassure you that it is okay to take a break from your videos and spend time with your family now. Love your channel anyways.

Definitely interested in seeing you develop this game more!

Is very easy to see the inspiration that you took from Unity to your engine, love your work, your videos always inspires me!

@quickstergamestutorialsgam3899

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah and the UI is very very similar to UE5. This engine looks amazing because it pretty much combines UE5's new UI and unity's component system and other stuff lol.

@pedroduran8927

2 жыл бұрын

@@quickstergamestutorialsgam3899 yeah it's amazing how he's building it, last time i saw the "making a game" on his engine, it was in pure c++ , now it supports C# for the "client side" like in unity! (and the scripting is very similar too! ) that's really great

this is TOP class, you guys are amazing!

I haven't seen any of your previous videos in a long time and wow the engine has progressed

Your Hazel engine looks amazing!

Nice work. I am impressed .😁

Dude wow this engine looks amazing

It's something awesome! Im inspired to do my own game! But for now, creating your own gaming engine... awesome work you did

Thanks for the great video. Please consider continuing the C++ series with some intro on how to make desktop app with window and stuff.

Came a long way from minimal engine features to having everything for making games... Congratulations Cherno and Hazel team❤️

Love the game and it would really be nice if you keep working on it. Maybe this game could also get reworked and extended with new versions of hazel that will come in the future. Like a "test platform" that gets better and better over time

17:17 Dani would give you a lecture about particles systems.

Its been 2 more years. 3rd video showing similar work with new features? Keep up the good work!

I watched your video baack in the days when I saw you doing game engine I thaught you were doing it for fun and you will drop it in no time to see you now with this full engine is bless :'))

Love your implementation for the material editor. Reminds me of Source. Very clean and functional.

nice man the glowing looks very cool love the colors

Cant wait to try it my self !

Oh boy. This'll be cool!

Omfg hazel looks so good, i cant wait to get it

Like the IGT vs RTA timing method for this haha! How meta

So for the 3D version of Hazel, do you compile it as a dll and use c++/cli to link the engine with c# so you can script in c#?

@user-dh8oi2mk4f

2 жыл бұрын

I think he has an episode on this in the game engine series. Might be wrong though.

Christmas 🎄 theme would be amazing. What are a new year theme like rocket bumping into 2022..? Amazing game. Waiting for release.

thats impressive actually what a single developer can achive!

I would love to support your job bacause I found it very encouraging for people that is as passionate as you on this kind of things. Sadly, my economy isn't the best nowadays, but I recently discovered your channel and I felt in love with what you are doing. Keep the good work, love your videos! Cheers from an argentinian game dev

This was SOOOOOOO interesting, watched while playing some game i made :)

Wonderful... We are witnessing a growing game engine. Hey Cherno don't forget us when Hazel will be a big hit all over the world. 😀

@history3042

2 жыл бұрын

It's unlikely to happen. The free game engine market is locked down by the big boys. Even excluding unity/unreal there's still godot, game maker, amazon's O3DE and a million more that are far more capable and free

Yey, the new episode!

GG, man, you did it

I've been following you since almost day 1 cool to see it at this stage awesome

Looks a lot like working in Unity. Good job making this engine.

Sir you can add mesh cluster in your hazel!

what are your thoughts on Odin, Zig, and Rust? Odin has many official library bindings and is in commercial use, zig is being used for the hexops/mach engine, and rust is gaining steam everywhere (embark studios seems to really be pushing it and it's the language for wgpu reference implementation i believe

Don't know how the c++ series is going but is there any chance of you making the video about release mode? The rest of the series have helped me very very much. I don't have the means to support you on Patreon yet but I admire your work and find you a very good teacher. Thank You!

Please make a video on Halo Infinite! I’d love to see your take on the BLAM vs “New” SlipSpace Engine differences and maybe test the overall optimization and scalability for Slipspace going into the future with the 2013 Xbox hanging onto it.

Wonder how this is gonna be, really curious😁🔥

@IchiganCS

2 жыл бұрын

Meine armen Kekse :(

awesome video

Nice I kinda wanna use this game engine and try some stuff

Wow that is pretty awesome. What are the lisence arrangements for indie developers using Hazel.

Oh another feature suggestion for the score would be to change its color inversely to the environment lighting, so that way it would always be contrasting each other and be visible throughout the game. So it would kind of start off white and then turn darker as the game progresses

Wow I didn't know Hazel was so far in development!

Is that a stress level zero shirt? I absolutely love them, couldn't help but notice

Cool!!! Thanks

I hope one day I will become as good as you at game development! ❤

I have quite a bit of experienice with cell fracture, heres some pro tips 1- Use a better geometry, mostly quads if not all quads, and no ngons (triangles). 2- After you're done with the fracture, select all of the pieces, go to that top part on blender right next to Global, and change it to individual pivot, and either scale it a bit down, or press Alt + A and 'deflate', the pieces a bit, this will make them not colide with each other it will give some spare room between the fractures, this will probably fix the explosion problem :)

Great work 💪.. you should receive an Epic mega grands

We get to see a Game Engine in the making, that might possibly reach the Unreal Engine level in the Future. That's if Cherno doesn't quit.

@lucmermans37

2 жыл бұрын

Do you know how many people work on Unreal?

@kaankara1987

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucmermans37 So what ? Epic games are also found by single developer. It was small indie game corporation that was doing shitty rpgs. It started to grow 1-2 years later and in 1994 they made "Jazz the Jackrabbit" my favourite childhood platformer. Unreal Engine is not but redistributed source code video game "Unreal" with in-house tools provided for millions of dollars. If Japan Sony didnt released Playstation at right time, Epic Games might stayed some irrelevant video game company instead of multibillion dollar giant. They went from couple millions dollar company to first 100mil$ due to Gears of war release to PS. Couple million $ might be seem big to you but Cherno could earn that much money as salaried developer if he wanted with his skill level. Well, skill is required but most of the success comes from luck, which we can not predict.

beautiful

Please do the slowed version you were talking about at the end!

Could you make a video talking about the pros and cons of using C# vs C++? I come from an electronics engineering background working with C, and so C++ just came naturally to me when I got into it. I have no experience with C#, but some experience with Java, and I hear that C# is more like Java, which is a language I don't really use anymore because of garbage collection and I need me some pointers. I love the full control of the hardware I get with C++, and how it's (pretty much) C "with classes". But I'd love to hear your thoughts; I've been following your channels for around 8 years. You're my go-to programmer on KZread. :)

@theinventor8793

2 жыл бұрын

For Performance and Efficiency go with C, but if you want it the easy way go with C++(a little bloaty compared to C), C# and Java are very slow for a good user experience

Cool! I have one question though… why did you make the ship move instead of moving the background instead?

Will, there be some sort of visual scripting in hazel in the future

I hope one day I will make my own game engine & become a game engine developer like you. 🙂🤞

Imagine participating in a GameJam and building a game with your own engine. *gigachad music in bg*

I cant believe it was two years ago already that I watched that video.

I want a hazel-only channel to watch. Did you make it?

i missed you

Maybe u should make a feature in hazel where like you can swop and change features that would collide so that instead of having to rework the engine for your use u just drag and drop to get hazel to work exactly how u want it to

Hell yeah

I'd like to see a video where you make a first person game rather than third person. The camera perspective means a lot of tricks with the objects in the world moving won't apply.

By all means keep working on the game! There's nothing that sells an engine quite like seeing it in action. Besides if you use it regularly you'll find holes in the workflow much easier.

for something to be in screen space you could parent it with the camera and put it above everything

Flappy Cherno

Very nice, especially with the tiled renderer. Though I do have a question about the C#-interface and its memory usage: Are you somehow mapping C#'s "new" into C++'s "new"? E.g., inside the particle system I saw you write "new Vector" within a tight loop. So I was curious as to whether Hazel supports some kind of C# -> C++ memory allocation optimization for the game entities. Great job! Learning a lot from your videos.

@odomobo

2 жыл бұрын

Vector3 is a c# struct, which means it's a value type. "new" on a struct doesn't have the same performance implications as on a class, since it doesn't allocate memory on the heap. This is in contrast with c++, where "new" always implies heap allocation. Note that c#'s class/struct semantics (reference vs value type) are different than for c++ (different default access modifiers).

@007LvB

2 жыл бұрын

@@odomobo thank you, though that was only half of my question. I'm aware of the C# semantics, just didn't realize Vector3 was a struct. I guess the loop can be excused then. :)

I guessthis project evolved beyond initial expectations. Do you think it can compete with other engines, and be used in indie dev community?

Should have added a rocket engine sound whenever you press space

Hello, your engine looks really cool. Would it be possible to link and load C libraries and call those functions from your engine? I'd like to use the engine but run a lot of my own internal code in C as well.

May look even better with pixelation postprocessing! :)

It would be cool if you extend this game.

In true Dani spirit... yoink + yoink = code...

"Is that cheating?" "Let's get real; this is KZread." 😂

Yesss we need more games either old games reinvent again... Try to make more games but more showing the whole process...

Wait why does that emits smoke particles? it's Christmas time it should've been snow ha ha, but yeah that's pretty great

I actually am writing my own game, and am going to make an engine out of the code. It’s a console game, with ASCII graphics, and I’ll publish it fully open source on steam

Hello! I have a video request, if you take those. With everything going on with Cyberpunk 2077 and it’s 1.5 patch having some features excluded from previous generation consoles…. Could you do a video about how/why these things happen? Like why the AI and driving improvements would be so taxing on previous gen consoles? And how/why the game could be compressed to take up less space on current versus previous gen consoles? And why even are there problems like this before release? Is there that much pressure by studio execs to get these games out, even if unfinished? Ok, so this now sounds like a huge video request, but… I’m asking anyway!

Last time I saw Hazel Engine, there's no editor yet(just plain c++) I surely missed a lot😂

Hello. This is my first time here. I'm learning the language and programming))

The pillars could be really good as Christmas trees with glowing decorations.. Just saying

Hey, I am curious what makes C# better scripting language than C++ for example, has the Cherno discussed this in a video perhaps?

@donovan6320

2 жыл бұрын

You don't have to deal with some of the problems C++ just has. There's no memory management to deal with there's no header files it's rough it's a reflective language meaning you can query for fields and types at run time and set them. It's just simpler, Sometimes you don't want to have to deal with managing what's on the stack what's on the heap, freeing and allocating memory, etc.

@donovan6320

2 жыл бұрын

Note before you yell at me saying C plus plus is better and faster, Do note that there is a time and place for C plus plus. The issue is it's not always the best, Often times you don't need the speed and ease of development and painless usage is more important.

Woah, when did you switch to C#? Is this like Unity, where you write Hazel in C++ but game devs using it use C# or is everything in C#?

@m4ster_root

2 жыл бұрын

As he mentioned in the video, the scripting language is C# while Hazel's runtime and probably the editor is written in C++. Based on this video it sounds a lot like Unity.

Do you do code review of C# code or only C++ ?

Yes that's my idea too own engine means very fast prototype. I'm starting out with 2D in python + glfw + minimal opengl. I'm going to render everything in python, which for 2D is trivial, but I'm imposing hardware restrictions related to old 8bit computers because I think this is the fastest way to produce production quality with least effort. You can quickly draw some pointy polygons prototype for 3D but that's a year away from production quality. For 3D I'm also going to render everything in python using GPU acceleration/parallelism rather than shaders.

Pull a Dani, Dani who

I believe hazel will get better in competition.