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daliwali
10 months ago
might want to segment the triangles by location, so that you don't iterate over all of them, just the ones closest to the point. otherwise this would be slow for lots of triangles.
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visualculture
10 months ago
Yeah that’s a good idea. I was thinking I would set up a BVH system for the environment models
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I found your site last September and because of your homebrew page I've been ravenously learning n64 homebrew and building a game. Now I'm working on documenting my code and writing about it on my site. Just wanted to say thanks for compiling that list of resources!
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cobradile
10 months ago
Glad to hear that! I actually mostly made the list for myself, but I'm very happy it's inspiring others too!
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Will probably end up moving my writings about n64 development to a core module
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Thanks! I really like your photos, would be interested to know more about what cameras and film you are using. Also curious about how you did the color gbc photo, rgb color filters?
Hmm... I intentionally don't talk about gear on my site because I want the photos to stand alone and not get wrapped in gear talk, but I do also like talking about cameras and technique. I need a compromise... And yes, I used RGB color filters for the color game boy photo.
also I really like your photos too. I stared at the butterfly wings and the one with boards sticking out of the windows for a long time.
Very cool, makes me want to see if i can dig up my old gb camera and experiment with it. And i totally get your stance on gear talk, no worries