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I recorded a timelapse creating an environment in Detis Engine. Full video in the comments 👇 For anyone not familiar with the proiject, Detis is a no-bloat game engine I built from scratch in one year to power and speed up my own game creations.

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Ioannis Koukourakis

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Full vide on YT:

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@Kiiiri7 Fantastic work! Glad to have witnessed your progress along the way from pretty much day one!

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@Kiiiri7 😆 Thanks Dominik! Your engine is starting to look really nice btw!

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1) Hello 2) Yes please 3) £$€ ¿?

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The one game engine I’m actually excited to use.

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Added instancing support to Detis Engine and rendering dense foliage is finally possible. Also, profiling the implementation helped find some nasty CPU bottlenecks in the process. Likely locking this in for the upcoming alpha release.
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Added instancing support to Detis Engine and rendering dense foliage is finally possible. Also, profiling the implementation helped find some nasty CPU bottlenecks in the process. Likely locking this in for the upcoming alpha release.

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I just can't with this game engine, take it away from me. There's local gravity in Area3D. You can set it to any vector in inspector. No code. And it's a built-in feature... like what

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