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BUHow I optimized hundreds of millions of micro-voxels to run in real-time in my indie game engine. A deep dive into the falling sand simulation and rendering techniques behind Grimorium, a voxel dungeon-crawling roguelike!
0:00 Intro music
0:30 Overview / Sandbox build
2:46 Parallel Physics
6:30 Chunking
8:25 Large-scale Destruction
9:25 Island Formation
11:15 Chunk Streaming
12:55 Outro
Wishlist on Steam!
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4415850/Grimorium
Join the Discord to follow the project and sign up for a chance to be selected to playtest!
https://discord.com/invite/X5Qy39eQmx
If you want to support me working on this project full-time, you can offer support on Patreon or Ko-Fi, which will also give access to a sandbox game of the build and other playtests!
https://www.patreon.com/cw/BurkelbearGames
https://ko-fi.com/burkelbeargames
Thank you so much to Luke Colombero, who completely outdid himself making the music for this video: https://www.lukecolombero.com/
Thanks also to Marko Jeremic who has done music for previous videos and is also working on music and SFX for the game!
I'm less active on other socials but will still be posting to them:
https://linktr.ee/BurkelbearGames
This is a video laying out the optimizations that allow massive numbers of micro-voxels to be simulated in the engine for my game Grimorium, which is planned to a be a dungeon-crawling spell-crafting roguelike!
Link to the original inspiration GDC Tech talk for Noita: https://youtu.be/prXuyMCgbTc?si=TRxuHvUUint2qQ5J
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