Converting to Full 3D Positioning — Handmade Hero — Episode Guide

0:15Recap

1:07Casey talk about "The coincidence of how people use their TODO notebook"

2:52Bug fix: Remove the code we left when we were playing around with familiars

5:39Decide what to do today: Clean up things by using v3

6:01Get rid of the struct "world_difference" and fix other places we were using it

8:16handmade_world.h: Change ChunkSideInMeters to v3

9:45handmade_math.h: Implement the Hadamard product

11:16handmade_math.h: Clone v2 operations for v3

15:14handmade_world.h: Offset_ is v3 now

16:00Point out the puzzler from world_position can be solved because we now no longer operate on entities without bringing them into the sim_region

17:28Back to deal with compiler errors

23:37The ground plane should not be the negative bottom sides of Tiles because we want to prevent things from accelerating near the Z bound

26:12handmade_world.h: Tidy up the function ChunkPositionFromTilePosition

29:14handmade_math.h: Use anonymous struct in union to grab part of the elements we are interested in v3

31:54handmade_math.h: Make a v3 "constructor" that append a v2 with a real32 value

33:05handmade_sim_region.h: Upgrade P/dP in sim_entity to v3

33:47Keep on dealing with compile errors

35:37handmade_math.h: rectangle3

36:34handmade_math.h: AddRadiusTo should take a vector as a parameter

37:54handmade_sim_region.h: Upgrade MoveEntity routine to v3

43:20Get rid of GetCameraSpaceP

43:35Keep on cleaning up

47:20Program now can be compiled

47:37Run the game and find out there is absolutely nothing except our hero

48:01Make sure that rectangle bound set up properly

48:33Blackboard: Explain what we want to make sure in more detail

56:57The bug might be Casey broke something in terms of how to store things into chunk position

58:13Q&A

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58:13Q&A

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58:13Q&A

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58:51plainflavored Have you considered using macros that take a name and operator to paste in simple vector functions?

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58:51plainflavored Have you considered using macros that take a name and operator to paste in simple vector functions?

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58:51plainflavored Have you considered using macros that take a name and operator to paste in simple vector functions?

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1:00:02llorton What kind of almond milk are you drinking?

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1:00:02llorton What kind of almond milk are you drinking?

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1:00:02llorton What kind of almond milk are you drinking?

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1:00:12donotputmeonpizza Do you have any suggestions on how to keep up with your 5 episodes a week, when me and my friend have only started watching your videos from the beginning last week?

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1:00:12donotputmeonpizza Do you have any suggestions on how to keep up with your 5 episodes a week, when me and my friend have only started watching your videos from the beginning last week?

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1:00:12donotputmeonpizza Do you have any suggestions on how to keep up with your 5 episodes a week, when me and my friend have only started watching your videos from the beginning last week?

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1:01:22ryanries Why type 1.0f instead of 1.0?

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1:01:22ryanries Why type 1.0f instead of 1.0?

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1:01:22ryanries Why type 1.0f instead of 1.0?

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1:02:28hexagonal_diamond Have you considered writing tests?

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1:02:28hexagonal_diamond Have you considered writing tests?

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1:02:28hexagonal_diamond Have you considered writing tests?

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1:05:36rsxole Can you explain what your Z really means? If it's for separating levels, should tall walls be able to poke into the upper Z layer(s)?

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1:05:36rsxole Can you explain what your Z really means? If it's for separating levels, should tall walls be able to poke into the upper Z layer(s)?

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1:05:36rsxole Can you explain what your Z really means? If it's for separating levels, should tall walls be able to poke into the upper Z layer(s)?

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1:06:36Reminder: Monster that you fight on two floors at once, going up and down stairs to fight the bottom or the top

1:07:34xanthacroi How do you tab between things so quickly?

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1:07:34xanthacroi How do you tab between things so quickly?

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1:07:34xanthacroi How do you tab between things so quickly?

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1:08:39mickeyd32 How good of a computer do I need to smoothly code?

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1:08:39mickeyd32 How good of a computer do I need to smoothly code?

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1:08:39mickeyd32 How good of a computer do I need to smoothly code?

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1:10:19saltattack I love you... Will you marry me?

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1:10:19saltattack I love you... Will you marry me?

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1:10:19saltattack I love you... Will you marry me?

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1:10:36nathyks How smooth is it transitioning a knowledge of Python into C++

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1:10:36nathyks How smooth is it transitioning a knowledge of Python into C++

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1:10:36nathyks How smooth is it transitioning a knowledge of Python into C++

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1:11:26apathydude Have you thought more on how the Z-axis will look when finally implemented?

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1:11:26apathydude Have you thought more on how the Z-axis will look when finally implemented?

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1:11:26apathydude Have you thought more on how the Z-axis will look when finally implemented?

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1:12:35biralx When you work on a game do you work on one project or do they contract you for multiple projects?

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1:12:35biralx When you work on a game do you work on one project or do they contract you for multiple projects?

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1:12:35biralx When you work on a game do you work on one project or do they contract you for multiple projects?

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1:12:50nicstop Do you think about data locality all the time, to reduce cache misses?

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1:12:50nicstop Do you think about data locality all the time, to reduce cache misses?

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1:12:50nicstop Do you think about data locality all the time, to reduce cache misses?

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1:14:37jkr2120 How long have you been programming?

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1:14:37jkr2120 How long have you been programming?

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1:14:37jkr2120 How long have you been programming?

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1:14:50plainshane Are you done working for real - made all your money, and this is just for fun / philanthropic reasons?

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1:14:50plainshane Are you done working for real - made all your money, and this is just for fun / philanthropic reasons?

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1:14:50plainshane Are you done working for real - made all your money, and this is just for fun / philanthropic reasons?

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1:15:10duroate How do you determine what gathers in a chunk with the Z-axis? Do you grab entities from all 6 sides of the chunk?

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1:15:10duroate How do you determine what gathers in a chunk with the Z-axis? Do you grab entities from all 6 sides of the chunk?

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1:15:10duroate How do you determine what gathers in a chunk with the Z-axis? Do you grab entities from all 6 sides of the chunk?

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1:15:27Blackboard: "Axis aligned bounding box"

1:18:11handmade.h: TODO(casey): Minkowski inclusion test for sim region begin / updateable bounds

1:19:28hnau I recently watched Jon Blow's talk on attempting deep work and became curious: Do you do anything similar from a psychological perspective, i.e. go dancing like Jon does or do you have some other relaxing / rewarding activity that helps to spawn creative thought or gain elusive insights into problems you are struggling to solve?

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1:19:28hnau I recently watched Jon Blow's talk on attempting deep work and became curious: Do you do anything similar from a psychological perspective, i.e. go dancing like Jon does or do you have some other relaxing / rewarding activity that helps to spawn creative thought or gain elusive insights into problems you are struggling to solve?

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1:19:28hnau I recently watched Jon Blow's talk on attempting deep work and became curious: Do you do anything similar from a psychological perspective, i.e. go dancing like Jon does or do you have some other relaxing / rewarding activity that helps to spawn creative thought or gain elusive insights into problems you are struggling to solve?

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1:21:08drtwox Do you think RK4 integration is "overkill" for a 2D game like Handmade Hero?

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1:21:08drtwox Do you think RK4 integration is "overkill" for a 2D game like Handmade Hero?

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1:21:08drtwox Do you think RK4 integration is "overkill" for a 2D game like Handmade Hero?

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1:24:25mymlyreen Hi, just tuned in so it might have been mentioned before, but why are you using assertions in non-test code?

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1:24:25mymlyreen Hi, just tuned in so it might have been mentioned before, but why are you using assertions in non-test code?

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1:24:25mymlyreen Hi, just tuned in so it might have been mentioned before, but why are you using assertions in non-test code?

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1:29:38d7samurai What about having two regions - one outer and one inner, include entities that move into the inner and exclude entities that move out of the outer - so there's a "margin" that allows some moving without ping-ponging right across a hard in / out line?

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1:29:38d7samurai What about having two regions - one outer and one inner, include entities that move into the inner and exclude entities that move out of the outer - so there's a "margin" that allows some moving without ping-ponging right across a hard in / out line?

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1:29:38d7samurai What about having two regions - one outer and one inner, include entities that move into the inner and exclude entities that move out of the outer - so there's a "margin" that allows some moving without ping-ponging right across a hard in / out line?

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1:31:13Call it

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1:31:13Call it

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1:31:13Call it

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