I have been trying out many modern C alternatives (Rust, Zig, C3, Odin). Along the way I learned about arena allocators and decided to give C a second chance. The engine compiles natively and to WebAssembly. To test it out I have started building a silly little retro style boomer shooter.

Using claude code to resolve merge conflicts is pretty neat.

Claude code is so much fun. It's even pretty good at writing code in a niche language like Odin. I remember trying Sonnet 3.7 with Odin and back then it couldn't even write a syntactically correct hello world.

Started rewriting my engine in the Odin language. Still aiming for a crisp low poly / pixel art look with minimal lighting/shading. It runs natively on windows and it also runs in the browser thanks to Odin's js_wasm32 target

@gameengines.bsky.social I would like Custom/In-house Engine please!

My engine now loads scenes, animations and skins from GLTF/GLB files. #gamedev #customengine

Added basic material system and GLTF/GLB loader for static meshes. #gamedev #indiedev #customengine

Oh oh. I have once again started writing a game engine from scratch. Please send help 🤡 #gamedev #indiedev

Just testing video upload quality

Hello Blue Sky. I hope this will become my hobby game development / pixel art / lowpoly modeling sanctuary.