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That being said, one of the biggest annoyances I had trying to switch to Godot from Unity is that their Scene view doesn't reflect the Game view at runtime (you can see the hierarchy, but there's no visuals, no gizmos, no debug raycasting or colliders)[1]. It seems this engine has the same missing feature?
[1]https://github.com/godotengine/godot-proposals/issues/7213
I finally managed to highlight the starting sphere after several tries. At first I wasn't sure if it was loaded.
Of course, I'm only using a 1.8 GHz Celeron with onboard GPU and 8GB Ram in Firefox, so... not exactly high-end stuff.
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It almost sounds like it’s not using your dedicated graphics card. Do other WebGL demos run alright for you?
Yes I can run about 200 jellyfish in this demo with similar GPU load, resolution, and frame rate. https://akirodic.com/p/jellyfish/ Maybe not the most helpful comparison haha. Anyways, great work, this is very impressive
This looks amazing, and I really hope it gains some traction. That being said, one of the biggest annoyances I had trying to switch to Godot from Unity is that their Scene view doesn't reflect the Game view at runtime (you can see the hierarchy, but there's no visuals, no gizmos, no debug raycasting or colliders)[1]. It seems this engine has the same missing feature? [1] https://github.com/godotengine/godot-proposals…
I like the concept. My GPU and browser weep with lag. Its a very impressive slideshow. I finally managed to highlight the starting sphere after several tries. At first I wasn't sure if it was loaded. Of course, I'm only using a 1.8 GHz Celeron with onboard GPU and 8GB Ram in Firefox, so... not exactly high-end stuff.
Do you know anything about any WASM developments that will enable pure WASM interaction with the browser's Web-APIs at no or at a low cost without the JS layer? Sometimes I look at https://github.com/WebAssembly/proposals and it's very confusing. There are the type imports proposal(years away), the almost complete GC proposal(which is apparently only for GCd languages, but not for anything browser wasm), the componen…
The only real need for JS would be to initialize the wasm module in the first place.
This is hitting my gpu super hard (Radeon Pro 560X, near-4k) with just the default ball scene. Frame rates are dipping very low just orbiting around. Does anyone know if there could be a WebGL optimization issue?
I'm getting a really nice smooth experience on my Intel HD Graphics 620 (7th gen intel integrated graphics, old and slow). Also just looking at the default ball scene, and I was really impressed how smooth it was on my system. I'm using chrome.
How are Raverie spaces different from Unity scenes?
> Our end goal is to use this engine to create an online Flash-like hub for games that people can share and remix, akin to Scratch or Tinkercad. AMAZING. Hackable games are such a great in-road for new developers, and for anyone who takes an interest in software because of gaming.
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That's so cool! Zilch was my baby, that makes me so happy :D
Zero/Zilch was great, and I wish DigiPen would've stuck with it! I heard that these days, they don't even have students make games from scratch anymore, and everyone just uses Unity or Unreal instead—any idea if that's true? it would be a bummer if it were, because striving to make a cool engine (especially once Zero was there as something to aspire to!) was like the best and most useful part of my time at DigiPen. g…