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founder at @kaigen3d, prev principal engineer @ tolans and senior engineer at @unity building the fastest simulation runtime for AI, robots, and games

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just finished my animation system in C and turns out it's ~14 times faster than Unity's animation system. I didn't optimize any of this btw, probably could be much faster still 🧵

just finished my animation system in C and turns out it's ~14 times faster than Unity's animation system. I didn't optimize any of this btw, probably could be much faster still 🧵

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a lot of people didn’t seem to believe that my C engine is 14x faster than Unity on the web. so I made the demo available online, link in the 🧵 the Unity project is on github, I’m still on the fence whether I’ll post the C code or not, maybe under CC non-commercial?

a lot of people didn’t seem to believe that my C engine is 14x faster than Unity on the web. so I made the demo available online, link in the 🧵 the Unity project is on github, I’m still on the fence whether I’ll post the C code or not, maybe under CC non-commercial?

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last night I wrote a C tokenizer and parser to handle code generation for my game engine. when this is done I'll be able to generate type safe serializers, runtime reflection, and honestly anything else I can imagine. 100x more powerful than C++ templates.

last night I wrote a C tokenizer and parser to handle code generation for my game engine. when this is done I'll be able to generate type safe serializers, runtime reflection, and honestly anything else I can imagine. 100x more powerful than C++ templates.

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that's how fast this can be in C btw this is *still* slow because you would not run layout on 5k elements anyway, you would virtualize, but the point of the benchmark is to check the layout algorithm scalability computers are fast.

that's how fast this can be in C btw this is *still* slow because you would not run layout on 5k elements anyway, you would virtualize, but the point of the benchmark is to check the layout algorithm scalability computers are fast.

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btw, Unity also takes waaaaay longer to load. 12 seconds vs instant. that's from localhost, no downloads involved.

btw, Unity also takes waaaaay longer to load. 12 seconds vs instant. that's from localhost, no downloads involved.

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everyone is vibe coding games with AI and Three.js. that inspired me to *raw code* a game with C and no libraries. 💪 plan is to set up a proper PBR rendering pipeline today, and then will start prototyping some gameplay. this is going to be fun 😁

everyone is vibe coding games with AI and Three.js. that inspired me to *raw code* a game with C and no libraries. 💪 plan is to set up a proper PBR rendering pipeline today, and then will start prototyping some gameplay. this is going to be fun 😁

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you guys asked me to compare my C animation system with Godot Engine next, so here goes: doing about 3x better than Unity here, and about 4x slower than the C engine. that's more in line with a reasonable performance hit for a generic engine, more details below 🧵

you guys asked me to compare my C animation system with Godot Engine next, so here goes: doing about 3x better than Unity here, and about 4x slower than the C engine. that's more in line with a reasonable performance hit for a generic engine, more details below 🧵

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If I post a #screenshotsaturday on Monday am I late, or early?

If I post a #screenshotsaturday on Monday am I late, or early?

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just finished my multiplayer system in C and turns out we can support 50k players in a single server at 60hz simulation tick of course not much happening on this demo but pretty sure we could support Fortnite level gameplay at 10k players.
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just finished my multiplayer system in C and turns out we can support 50k players in a single server at 60hz simulation tick of course not much happening on this demo but pretty sure we could support Fortnite level gameplay at 10k players.

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I made Minecraft in ASCII... and it's playable in your browser the entire game is 158kB
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I made Minecraft in ASCII... and it's playable in your browser the entire game is 158kB

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often times folks ask me what happens when you mismanage memory in C well, this happens
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often times folks ask me what happens when you mismanage memory in C well, this happens

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7,223,932 views • 9 months ago

just finished my ECS system in C and it turns out it's ~17x faster than Unity DOTS on the web that's 100k boids at ~90 FPS instead of 17 FPS sharing the code and link for this demo soon, details below 🧵
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just finished my ECS system in C and it turns out it's ~17x faster than Unity DOTS on the web that's 100k boids at ~90 FPS instead of 17 FPS sharing the code and link for this demo soon, details below 🧵

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6,193,051 views • 9 months ago

I've been working on getting my C multicore-runtime to run on the web. it's still early, but this is a fully multi-threaded renderer + physics running on WebGPU and WASM. 100k cubes, 60 FPS I'll be benchmarking it against Unity ECS soon
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I've been working on getting my C multicore-runtime to run on the web. it's still early, but this is a fully multi-threaded renderer + physics running on WebGPU and WASM. 100k cubes, 60 FPS I'll be benchmarking it against Unity ECS soon

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2,444,467 views • 10 months ago

I ported Matt Shumer Claude of Duty game from Three.js to Kaigen. > FPS got ~6x faster > load time got ~5x faster > 21k *less* lines of code > runs on every platform, including mobile
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I ported Matt Shumer Claude of Duty game from Three.js to Kaigen. > FPS got ~6x faster > load time got ~5x faster > 21k *less* lines of code > runs on every platform, including mobile

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73,055 views • 13 days ago

for years I've self-selected out of writing game engines from scratch because everyone says "it's too hard". but is it? This is my progress after 2 weekends of work. I use AI to explain me to topics I don't know, and then verify with online articles or youtube videos. 🧵
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for years I've self-selected out of writing game engines from scratch because everyone says "it's too hard". but is it? This is my progress after 2 weekends of work. I use AI to explain me to topics I don't know, and then verify with online articles or youtube videos. 🧵

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2,663,741 views • 1 year ago

First demo: The Minecraft Test. Kaigen Engine works great with AI. The difference with Three.js is that when you're done it runs on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android *and* the Web. (VR soon!) oh and it runs at 330+ FPS on a 6 year old laptop gpu. link to demo + code below🧵
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First demo: The Minecraft Test. Kaigen Engine works great with AI. The difference with Three.js is that when you're done it runs on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android *and* the Web. (VR soon!) oh and it runs at 330+ FPS on a 6 year old laptop gpu. link to demo + code below🧵

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37,860 views • 1 month ago

just wrapped up the PBR path tracer for my engine, and looks like it's about 5x faster than Unreal Engine and 12x faster than Unity for the same scene. goal is to make this real time
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just wrapped up the PBR path tracer for my engine, and looks like it's about 5x faster than Unreal Engine and 12x faster than Unity for the same scene. goal is to make this real time

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81,686 views • 8 months ago

some progress on SSGI > GBuffer pass with normals and albedo > mipmaps for depth and irradiance (so we can lod sample farther pixels) > horizon based AO and GI (6 rays per pixel, 12 steps) next step is fixing the temporal and spatial noise
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some progress on SSGI > GBuffer pass with normals and albedo > mipmaps for depth and irradiance (so we can lod sample farther pixels) > horizon based AO and GI (6 rays per pixel, 12 steps) next step is fixing the temporal and spatial noise

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42,795 views • 9 months ago

prototyping an open ocean level what you guys think?
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prototyping an open ocean level what you guys think?

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26,418 views • 1 year ago

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