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HypeHype WebGPU/WASM browser game loading time test v2. This time with bigger games. The engine itself loads in less than 1 second. When you scroll the feed it preloads next game. Our WASM build doesn't have threading (web workers) yet -> loading blocks between games.

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Sebastian Aaltonen1 年前

Native build scrolls the feed perfectly smoothly as it has separate thread for loading content. I will investigate whether we can enable web workers now. This would make web feed also fully smooth.

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inigo quilez1 年前

Very nice. What about shader compile times? This is always a major bottleneck for me (asynch shader compilarion doesn't work with large shaders). Do these games share thr shaders, or do/can they have custom and large shaders?

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mumen rider1 年前

I tried to google HypeHype once, but found no game to play. When can I try it?

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Sebastian Aaltonen1 年前

Soft launch in couple of countries. Worldwide launch possibly next spring.

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Maelstrom1 年前

So cool. Whih language are you using to code?

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Sebastian Aaltonen1 年前

C/C++

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Daniel1 年前

damn it is like tiktok for games

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Andres Hernandez1 年前

Almost don't even believe that.

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Kento Asashima1 年前

Very impressive!

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Isaac Besora1 年前

Is it loading a game from somewhere else when you scroll down? How much do those games weight? It seems crazy seeing how most websites struggle with loading some MB worth of data

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Sebastian Aaltonen1 年前

Yes. Games are stored in HypeHype cloud servers. Games are <10MB each. Compressed very tightly.

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