Dude that was awesome, I feel totally outdone haha! Good job! I actually used your videos when I started learning programming 2 years ago!

@cinnamon8908

4 жыл бұрын

Hey Dani

@TheCherno

4 жыл бұрын

Haha thanks, and thank you for the video idea! 😊

@seedzy3877

4 жыл бұрын

Wo,haha,me too

@mohammedyussif8893

4 жыл бұрын

yoo my man Dani

@CODEDSTUDIO

4 жыл бұрын

Dani and Cherno are my best motivators ever, #CODEDVYBES

It takes me one hour to choose a name for a variable

@manualvarado2212

4 жыл бұрын

But you compose wonderfully.

@youngtrader6968

4 жыл бұрын

I just name it a letter if im learning😂

@iamlordstarbuilder5595

4 жыл бұрын

Bish I call it “fart” or “Thing”

@menicman7044

4 жыл бұрын

I usually call them something like 'ghfhhyg' so when I come back to them I think "oh, that's the one that starts with a 'g' , this must be the _______"

@decrodedart2688

4 жыл бұрын

♫♪Ludwig van Beethoven♪♫ i bet its a good name but

Cherno: spends 1 hour making the game Me: spends one hour naming the game Dunno how i got that many likes this wasn’t even that funny in my head.. Well thanks lol

@xrafter

4 жыл бұрын

There something called preparation Read about it

@Skyrunner-nu8dp

4 жыл бұрын

I spend 1 hour naming a game m8 I don’t have time to read

@xrafter

4 жыл бұрын

@@Skyrunner-nu8dp Poor man 😢 May the god give more time

@Tygo01

3 жыл бұрын

I always make the stuff first, then name it

@PabTSM-OfficialChannel

2 жыл бұрын

@@xrafter and there's something called a joke

Cherno : "I´m making my own Engine!" Also Cherno: "don´t think hazel can do triangles" ^^

@rod-abreu

4 жыл бұрын

@Gerson Ferreira Well, we can actually learn a lot from that crazy effort. I've started on games by making my own engine for my finals at school, just met Unity later on after that, then I moved to Unity and I was comfortable with most of the stuff because of my previous researches about engine programming :)

@Tygo01

3 жыл бұрын

@Gerson Ferreira in his opengl series from 2017 he made a triangle with 4 lines

@ben.pueschel

2 жыл бұрын

@Gerson Ferreira Triangles are actually the most basic building block for geometry in most engines (including Hazel)

@agoogleuser3853

2 жыл бұрын

@@ben.pueschel but that is for 3d

@aquaponieee

2 жыл бұрын

@@agoogleuser3853 if you make it. Usually you can just make a triangle and it will be a 2D triangle

Wish you didn't fast-forward. I would have watched the whole duration.

@shonjones7231

4 жыл бұрын

Agree

@cankarkadev9281

4 жыл бұрын

I would appreciate that as well for future videos

@Firestar-rm8df

4 жыл бұрын

I would like to see a real-time one, but I understand why he would speed it up. There is also less to do a voice over for as he can hit highlights. I would request just dumping the Raw footage on a second channel, no fancy edits, because as someone who tried to make videos, I know that takes a TON of time, and I get that the raws aren't for everyone, but it would be cool to see, a lot like some gaming channels put highlights on their main channel, and dump their streams on a second.

@connorking9217

4 жыл бұрын

Me too

@angelex2483

4 жыл бұрын

@@shonjones7231 slow the video down maybe idk

To be honest .. This is way more awesome than any unity or unreal game making tutorial on KZread

@blackcitadel37

2 жыл бұрын

Making your own stuff from scratch is 10x the effort and time but it's way more interesting

@Scotty-vs4lf

2 жыл бұрын

@@blackcitadel37 10x the effort but 1000x the knowledge

That was pretty cool actually and love the honesty (2nd timer, etc)

You should totally revise this as the engine gets more features in a future video a few months from now.

@lilcatfriend4575

4 жыл бұрын

"Revisiting Hazel!" Yeah I like

@JustARegularPlayer

2 жыл бұрын

That video will now last about 8 minutes then lmao

Awesome video being it the first ever showcase of the engine itself and its application since the start of this series. Thank you

7:34 me, when I find out everything that I'll have to study for my exams

Holy sh*t this was amazing. You really showed things where I'm struggling the most and that is dealing with time and seeing what is important. I always want to tweak and make it "pretty" but you were really pushing yourself to continue and finish it on time. I would like to see how you tackle that maybe an idea for me or other people.. basically the do's and don't, but other than that, great job! Looking forward to your next little game projects!

@klaus9503

2 жыл бұрын

Just focus on the destination first. Don't optimize too early.

Channels like this deserve more attention! These channels put so much work in videos!

2:51 The title should be changed to "Making a GAME and THE OTHER HALF OF THE ENGINE in ONE HOUR using HALF OF MY ENGINE" 3:50 "HA! The Unity Paricle System. I'll just use the Hazel Particle System." "Oh wait..." 4:43 So even Random Map Generation can be solved using triangles. 7:31 "Flaaaames...." 13:00 And the journey of the Cherno Ship starts... (it already started 3 minutes before) 14:53 Stack Overflow has joined the game.

ImGui rules! I did a project for my Master's degree with a custom-made engine along 20 other people and without it we couldn't have done it. It's so cool to see you use it

@hyperluminatic8943

4 жыл бұрын

Aniol Andrés cool, what kinda game?

Cherno has a KZread channel for 8 years! 290k subscribers Dani has a KZread channel for 1 year! 1 million subscribers

@mghq-mobilegamerzhq2533

3 жыл бұрын

Actually Dani has been on KZread for 10 years, he was banned for 5 years even, He wanted a fresh start and made his newest channel

@ilikebanana5214

3 жыл бұрын

@@mghq-mobilegamerzhq2533 yeah but he started this new channel from scratch so it doesnt really matter

Watching for ten minutes to list all the features Hazel does not have is maybe the best ten minutes of this video

It's pretty painful to recognize, that I have no friends to share your video with :-(

@RAFMnBgaming

4 жыл бұрын

I have friends, I definitely have friends. Objectively I can say that I have all the friends. Sadly, musical theatre nerds don't exactly appreciate much about programming so whenever I'm doing anything cool, I really have no one to tell about it either.

@MouseGoat

4 жыл бұрын

I feel a deep connection with you tho that one painful reality that we both share. >___>

@ensiferrus9090

4 жыл бұрын

@@MouseGoat bro (っ˘̩╭╮˘̩)っ

@LeoN11rus

4 жыл бұрын

Бро

@torpy9212

4 жыл бұрын

We are the lonely people and the introverts here

You should totally host a game-jam focussed testing exclusive to Hazel when its semi-ready!

As a web dev I've started learning game dev in C++ recently and this kind of content helps me immensely. A small code base written by a pro that I can dive into in little time and still learn so much is the perfect material for someone in my situation. Thanks so much for this.

Bro you're still around! When I was in 7th grade I made my first "game" following your java tutorial about 6 years ago. So glad you exist man

Nice video! Please do these challenges once in a while to test the existing features, this is awesome! Looking forward for scripting language feature :D

3:46 I remember using that short video clip of the rocket as a loop for the splash page of a space themed website in my coding boot camp 😅

Oh, particles... we dont have particles

@pladselsker8340

3 жыл бұрын

Dany: you're depressed? Have tou tried *unity's particle system* ? Hazle: uh *we don't do that here*

This guy looks like a model, not a game developer.

@CaptainJeoy

4 жыл бұрын

He's actually not a Game Developer, he's a Game Engine Developer.

@NaughtyKlaus

4 жыл бұрын

@@CaptainJeoy Technically he's both.

@CaptainJeoy

4 жыл бұрын

@@NaughtyKlaus Well, you can say that

@RAFMnBgaming

4 жыл бұрын

I'd say he looks more like a full motion video to me.

@NaughtyKlaus

4 жыл бұрын

@@exrcises1782 I don't give a rats ass about what he said. I'm just saying that's what he looks like.

Just want to say I love the way you shot this - super pleasant lighting and overall aesthetic.

Damn I was planning on to follow game engine series soon after my semester's exams are over. Guess there might be some instability.

His hard work is really appreciable

Hazel has come along so much since this video!! Well done

Dude you are incredible, keep doing this amazing stuff

Great video! (Loved the editing as well :D )

Reminds me of when I made a 2d flying plane shooter in C++ (SFML) - Enjoyed the video

Im waiting to use your engine, so finish it. Dude you are awesome.

24:28 So, does this means we'll never see you in a possibly near future 24h Hazel Game Jam?

This gonna be a fun video, I can already tell.

I can't even build a basic pixel character idle animation in an hour.

@victornaut

4 жыл бұрын

Yes you can.

@jacobsucks

4 жыл бұрын

@@victornaut you are so goddamn cool bro

@lavodnas7899

4 жыл бұрын

@@jacobsucks yo i know right this guy is so cool bro

@ClicStudio

4 жыл бұрын

Epic guy giving confidence to others

@hey-ml4gd

4 жыл бұрын

@@lavodnas7899 you're do right hes so cool

I really like the montage style of this video :D it makes it funnier to watch

Bro, found ur channel from the UE5 commentary, was intrigued when u mentioned ur making ur own. I have a question, and maybe a good video for you to make, “if you had to pick one or so games out now, which best represents ur engines inspiration for its first full-featured/non-dev build?” Good luck, u have taken on a big one

Pretty pretty cool I have to say. A recommendation/wish for the next clips would be batch rendering/instancing and GUI order drawing

Cool idea to test your engine like that

Great video! Nice to see what you can do with a basic engine. :)

This is very inspiring! Didn't think a barebones engine like that could be made public. I feel a lot more confident now in starting to make my own engine!

Nice 👍🏼 Really liked the style of the video

Well there's one of my engine name ideas gone! Excellent work

Game Code tomorrow. Is that like "Free Beer Tomorrow"?

Totally awesome. I'm definitely amazed.

After you finished the game it looks like years were taken off your life haha - great job on utilizing that engine of yours. Impressive for sure!

lmao i realized that it looked like dani's video and i heard that voice and scrolled down and saw his comment XD this is great

@JustARegularPlayer

2 жыл бұрын

if you listened to dani's video here at a certain moment you'll hear him say "u n i t y ' s p a r t i c l e s y s t e m"

@Alien_Sauce

2 жыл бұрын

​@@JustARegularPlayer XD

Literally came to say i have massive respect for anyone building their own engine when it would be a LOT easier to use a pre-built engine...

Looking forward to the detailed look.

Just amazing! Keep it up the videos :D

This is great stuff. I love the topic man.

I really hope the Game Engine series will be long... long live the Game Engine playlist!

just started to watch again, i forgot what this was. gonna predict 90% just adding features in Hazel 10% making the actual game

Really love your channel, keep up the good work. I want to see hitboxes and collision detection. For example.. a. Sword colliing with a shield. 🤗

Great videos i really learned pretty much everything i know about graphical programming at a low level from you. But one thing i keep missing all over KZread is how to actually do 3D animation with OpenGL. Maybe you could do something like this in a video for your OpenGL Series. (I would love to see it) Keep on going :)

Fantastic video and well done!

Loved the humor in this one ahah!

You re just awesome i ve learned alot from you thanks alot , you make it very simple I m waiting for some Qt framework tutorials, plz? It wud be very nice ^^

I saw the thumbnail and thought "Hey! I also love Dani!"

Cherno heard about desktop PC's? Ohh look at me it's 2019 hehehehe nice video

Just as a note to anyone else doing something similar in the future - checking the vertices of the player's rectangle against the obstacle triangle is not enough, you can have a collision of the two shapes while none of the vertices of either shape is inside the other shape. But considering how small the player is in this game and how it flies forward, it is very unlikely to cause any problems at all (probably even impossible).

Good on you, nice to see there are others like me making their own engines from scratch (and in C++ - something that is relatively rare these days on both counts). I won't touch pre-built engines like Unity with a barge pole, since a. they usually have horrible limitations to what you can do with them (no matter how 'advanced' they think they are), and b. though time-consuming and often frustrating, it's just way more satisfying when you can create an entire game completely from scratch. I cannot make the claim of 'a game in 1 hour' in my engine, but that's because I'm writing - also in C++ - a purpose-built, 3D engine/game (rather than a general engine for game-building), based on a 20+yo game and it's sequel. While not strictly 'playable' as a game yet (only one actor class has been created for testing the backend), it's almost in what I'd consider a 'releasable demo' stage; in the long term I've still got a metric f^(ktonne to do. But meh... It's a hobby project, and I'm having so much fun writing it that I really don't care how long it takes. It's still in heavy development, but so far it includes: support for both forward and deferred shader-driven rendering on the GPU, and realtime raytracing - slow, sure, but playable - on the CPU (an old-school edge-based renderer is also planned); dynamic world deformation (player / actors perform tasks which change the terrain, and the map-editor is built into the engine for WYSIWYG map creation); all collision (both on-screen and in-world) is handled by raycasting (so, no cumbersome per-object-type clipping code - in fact, the raycaster is the same one used for raytraced rendering); isometric (with rotation, tilt and zoom) and first-person camera views, depending on what you are currently doing in-game; event-driven audio system controlling both in-game effects and music; most in-game elements are defined in an XML-based definition file (making it easy to create new terrain types, actors, game actions, sound effects and music, without ever recompiling the game code).

Very interesting video ! Don't hesitate to do something like that soon ahah

U can use tags to mark important commits, to publish it's a little non obvious `git push origin `

"What have I gotten myself into?" The question I ask myself everyday I sit at a computer staring at an IDE. I usually follow it up with depression, crying, and even a little bit of gnashing of teeth.

@maritomesquita6719

4 жыл бұрын

why?

@OrionFH

4 жыл бұрын

@@maritomesquita6719 Probably just started programming.

@maritomesquita6719

4 жыл бұрын

@@OrionFH must be

@beoxsgaming9388

4 жыл бұрын

@@maritomesquita6719 I am a n00b. I admit it. I was making a half-joke in my comment ("gnashing of teeth). But I've also heard that a lot of talented programmers (and many skilled people in general) always think they're a hack or a fake. "The War of Art" by Steven Pressfield is a good book to read when feeling like this. (Spoiler: It's not just for artists.) I've been trying to teach myself through tutorials over the last year or two, but I've learned that not all tutorials are created equal. I'm just experiencing those growing pains of learning a new and different skill. Photography comes easy to me. Programming...... not so much. I'll get there........................eventually.

@maritomesquita6719

4 жыл бұрын

@@beoxsgaming9388 i feel you, being self taught is hard.. but you did't gave up and if you don give up on something that means it has value, keep it up. if you need help drop you email down bellow i will try to share with you some of the knowledge i have..

This series is getting really interesting!

EPICC collaboration here

I think you should check triangle vertices in rectangle as well, because there is a case where non of the rectangle vertices are inside the triangle, but triangle vertex is in the rectangle.

Usually the phrase "how hard could it be" is a spell which multiplies time by rand_between(3,10).

I've been learning c++ for three months now in college, the game c++ source file scared me to death. too many concepts and use cases i've never seen before.i have a long way to go lol

@s-sugoi835

4 жыл бұрын

Been studying c++ in like a year and half and still am stuck at basic STL lols.

@ahurein1641

4 жыл бұрын

@@s-sugoi835 I'm not alone 😪

@Betospin1

4 жыл бұрын

It is the beginning of a beautiful and terrifying road to the wonders of programming :)

Thanks needed this for my perfectionism

You can solve colission detection by analytical geometry (one of the most creative parts of highschool math in my opinion). Since graphics is all about drawing triangles, the question is really how do you determine that a certain point belongs to a triangle or not. You represent all three sides of a triangle with a linear equation. Then you put an arbitrary line through that pixel, check whether the line intersects the triangle, and if it does intersect it, check whether the pixel is in between the intersection points. Pixel is inside a triangle if and only if it intersects 2 out of 3 lines and it is in between the intersection points (feel free to point out flaw in my logic if there is one). For instace if you have a triangle whose vertices are: A(100, 100), B(200, 100), C(150, 200) How do you figure out the equation of a line? Easy, every linear equation is of the form y =kx +n K is the derivative, the slope, rise over run. N is how much the function outputs at x=0. You will have the following equations for the lines of the triangle. Line AB k = 0, there is no rise (no change in y coordinate). So, we have y = n, y is constant and it is equal to 100. So the equation for the line AB is y = 100, x€(100, 200) The equation for AC is the following A(100, 100) C(150, 200) rise is 200-100 = 100 run is 150-100 = 50 k = rise / run = 100 / 50 = 2 So, we have y = 2x + n Plug in values for y and x from either of the points, let's choose point C. 200 = 2*150 + n 200 = 300 + n n = - 100 The equation for this line is y = 2x - 100, x€(100, 150), y€(100,200) Repeat the same process for the last line. Now, imagine a pixel M inside a triangle. If you put an arbitrary line through that pixel M, that line must intersect the two sides of the triangle. That's the first condition which must be satisfied in order for a pixel to be in the inside of a triangle. Then, if that condition is satisfied, you have another, final condition. If a pixel M is inside a triangle then that arbitrary line which goes through the pixel M must intersect the triangle in such a way that the intersections with the triangle are on the different sides of the pixel. In other words, the pixel M will be between the points of intersection of our arbitrary line with the triangle if and only if pixel is inside the triangle. Let's do this on our example. Let's check whether Point M(120, 130) is inside our triangle ABC. Create any line which is true for x = 120, y = 130 For instance y = x + 10. Check whether that line intersects the sides of the triangle. Let's try the side AC y = x + 10 y = 2x - 100, 100

Hi! since you mentioned audio. Are you gonna make an audio engine for hazle in the future? If so, are you gonna use something like wwise or fmod or are you gonna make your own from scratch? Im planning on becoming an audio programmer so that would interest me a lot.

liked before watch :) This is The Cherno

@daltonBR

4 жыл бұрын

As I always do when I see a Cherno video!

@ibrakap

4 жыл бұрын

Katılıyorum bro :)

Interesting...I was thinking of something like this so it can skeleton key basic mechanics, pre-coded, just needs to be ladled. Then like a puzzle just put it together and then just compile it for the platform you want. The main point of it is you can express creativity and high graphics, plus all of the pre-codes are C++ therefore maximizing the devices potential, and not stressing the devices memory, preventing crashes liked this video yes!!!!👍😅

The "We don't have that in Hazel, at all" Cherno

I'm a little late, but you could do music and sound effects by playing midi beeps. That's pretty easy in C++.

I think a video that would compare how the different engines, e.g. Unity, Unreal, Godot and Hazel tackles a game like this would be really interesting.

Hazel's particle system!

I believe an RNG system would be pretty helpful for a game engine. Especially if you could change the likelyhood of the event that any given number is generated.

This was unique, and i like it

the thumbnail makes you look like an Aussy Chris Pratt, thats a compliment btw :P

Can you post the full video of you writing the code? That would be awesome.

That was awesome

Hi! I have really good idea for a game. I mean it's so good that i can't believe nobody made something like that yet. I mean that idea will be in full glory in few years, that's why i would like to make it perfect until the time comes.

Dani I dare u to do a game engine

Really, really interesting!

I spend like 5 days on a freaking GAS system in Unreal and i'm still not done with it... DAMN dude, I saw your code and my brain just melted while seeing all that math and matrices. I wish you did a series talking about what kind of knowledge other than the C++ language itself a game developer needs to do this... Do you have a MATH DEGREE or something?

making infiinite terrain generation: no problem triangles...

Awesome video!!

BRO DUDE I LEGIT HAD A CONCEPT FOR A PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE CALLED HAZEL AND A PROTOTYPE

Wtf, after coding “hello world” i feel like boss. This guy just coded what could be my life’s project in an hour

Would you mind sharing your Visual studio theme? It looks really nice in my opinion, and I have tried to find it for ages

Regular people: Let's make a game The Cherno: Let's make a game engine and make a game using it

You are one exceptional man.

Absolute legend.

no one: hazel: i don’t have srry

whats laptop do you use for programming? just realised you are using a laptop and that would be really useful to buy some :}

I minored in programming, hats off to you for biting the bullet on your own engine. What problems are you trying to solve with your own engine or are you just doing it for the love of it? I mean, UE 5 looks insane. Also, do you shoot on Red? A) your videos looking amazing B) your camera overheated :]

I Really Really like you videos!