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a video would be cool. nobody is going to bother to get the code and build it, especially in the state its in. i'm not really sure what this proves beyond the
by jheriko 11y ago
a video would be cool. nobody is going to bother to get the code and build it, especially in the state its in.
i'm not really sure what this proves beyond the power of the hardware. there are no clever tricks here that i can see beyond 'keeping it simple' but even then... its not so simple as it could be either.
- EllipticCurve 11y agoYes, you are right, it is more like a proof of concept for myself. And as it seems, there are people (similar thread on Reddit), for whom it might help. Just wanted to share, as there were not too many working projects out there with compute shaders. And it would have helped me :)
- jheriko 11y agook, that makes some sense. it can be hard to find resources if you are looking for tutorials, examples or guides rather than specifications... not just for this but in general. the trick imo is to learn not to require those things... which you seem to have managed. but you are right that its a lot easier not to have to work stuff out from the basics. :)