[turtledragonfly]

This is super cool, and I like the no-nonsense presentation.

I'm curious to know where he takes the gameplay. He mentions it being digging-focused, and also mentions the digging/terrain deformation aspects in other games like No Man's Sky are relatively low-fidelity. I wonder what a "high-fidelity digging game" looks like (:

Aside, if I may self-plug: I wrote a small series on SDFs, for those who might be interested[1]. I'm also using them in my game engine (though it's 2D, for me).

[1]

* https://festina-lente-productions.com/articles/sdfs-1/

* https://festina-lente-productions.com/articles/sdfs-2/

* https://festina-lente-productions.com/articles/sdfs-3/

[nnevatie]

Seems you're not familiar with how game projects with a custom engine typically go. Let me elaborate on this - the steps involved are:

1. Create a custom game engine.

[turtledragonfly]

Why must you attack me personally like this?! ⠀(:

[AlienRobot]

"Is rust good for game development? Rust is good for everything. There are currently... 5 games written in rust. And 50 game engines."[0]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGfQu0bQTKc

[account42]

So similar to the average game project with an off the shelf engine, just with an additional fun step.

[ux266478]

That's how the overwhelming majority of all game projects go, custom engine or not.

[plagiarist]

I am interested in the small series and also the game engine (if not covered in the series). I will read these, thank you for sharing.