Sharlock93

New blog post: Phase 1: Build information

liveplusplus.tech/blog/posts/2...

#cpp

え

I'd kill for some Oden right now.

lmao that is very true but like I wish I could tell you about some of the stuff I know, they are very hilarious but very NDA :')

RIP :') thanks for taking the time to answer.

AMD? Does the Raedon tool not help? Apologies for the basic suggestions.

UE5 games these days come out and tend to be not optimized and people complain about it. Granted it's definitely a time/skill issue that this happens but like at a specific point this smells like "all my exes are crazy" type deal.

Nsight should be able to give you that info no?

lmao I will come back to you once I'm done with all the optimizations

static init is mainly just registering types, it's the reflection system. We are fixing it. Unfortunately I cannot cache it to file as it registers methods on the classes to use for object creation. Hopefully there are a few more easy wins I can get next week.

That should have said "some other tweaks it's 38 secs".

Under release this is under 10sec which to me is still high

So just coming back to this as I was given the task to investigate it. This slow down was due to the usage of a flat_map which re-sorted a vector on every insertion.
The initial time (under debug config) took 2:07 mins, after removing the sort , it came down to 50~sec, with some other it's 38~sec

Thanks! I'm definitely keeping this in mind.

Ah yes I should have specified I meant the spark codec. I will keep this in mind, we may have a use case.

I'm hoping it's just the studio that is shutting down and the talent is redistributed. Wasting such a level of skill is just bad.

Does this work on switch 2?

Thank you! You will see the magic in a few years as is the case with game projects :)

A slide from a small talk I have to a few students at Leeds Uni. It was mainly about the tools we use day to day. Not shown on the slide but mentioned are Live++ and Superluminal. The university uses Linux unfortunately so windows gets to be mentioned.

Breathing has been patented

It's a bit weird indeed. Especially what you can and cannot call "Switch 2 Edition".

Not always the case, the RDR for SW2 I worked on was given away for free.

lmao it does.

Cautiously optimistic as they say. From our perspective as a co-dev studio it looks positive for our business. Which indicates health. We are hiring for a bunch of really cool projects which is also very positive. Hopefully it's good.

Ah very familiar problem :D

Interesting, the "convince" leads me to believe that it's not the standard to get every piece of code reviewed before it gets checked in, is this not the case?

I had some very positive news from our higher ups today, mostly in terms of the health of the games industry and quite honestly it was very good news. So at least a positive.

Oh yeah I'm 100% there with you, the onus is on your producer to come ask you how long something takes and plan around that. If they fuck up the timing then that is on them

On the other hand, if you are working for a company it's a different beast, don't burn yourself out if you aren't going to be well compensated for that work. Hell even if you are compensated for it, don't do it.

I'm very torn in this, that post is shitting on what is ostensibly someone's passion and their dedication, it's nobody's place to tell a creator how they go about their craft. Everyone has their path to find that balance, it's okay to share your own experience but tearing people down is not nice.