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#2Interesting zig rust combine.I like it.How is the performance?
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#3Interesting zig rust combine.I like it.How is the performance?
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#5Very cool achievement. I gather that the real goal was the making of a complete game rather than high fidelity to actual flight dynamics, but since you used the term "flight simulator" rather than calling it an arcade game, I would gently suggest the following:
- conventional aircraft have direct roll control, not just pitch and yaw
- you can get very far with simple static lift and drag coefficients (though they're not static IRL), and then computing lift/drag forces, and using trigonometry with the bank/pitch/yaw angle to implement a simple rigid body dynamics model
Those two alone will have a big impact on how realistic it feels to fly.
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#6Heh, using your own programming language is the best proof that you didn't vibe-code it :)
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#7Heh, using your own programming language is the best proof that you didn't vibe-code it :)
You could vibe a language, feed the spec into a model and vibe the flight sim.
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#8Heh, using your own programming language is the best proof that you didn't vibe-code it :)
I had GH Copilot make me a new programming language (LLVM based) with a pretty unique syntax, and it was able to write games in it using SDL easily.
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#9Heh, using your own programming language is the best proof that you didn't vibe-code it :)
Well... actually, it isn't. I'm also writing my own programming language (named "Bau"). I asked Claude to convert a minesweeper game from C to that language. I only gave some example programs in my language and the grammar. This worked on the first try (Claude didn't even have access to the compiler).
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#10Heh, using your own programming language is the best proof that you didn't vibe-code it :)
As others are mentioning LLMs are actually rather helpful in making new programming languages and then programming in those languages.
For me, a DIY programming language is something I wouldn’t have the time for without the help of AI.