Generated concept artwork
A driving playground01
Drune
An open landscape, a car, and the freedom to find your own way. An experimental multiplayer driving playground.
Omar Mudhir · Graphics programmer & game developer
A little code.
A whole lot of world.
I build games, graphics engines, and tools for artists.
This is where I share the things I make, and what I learn along the way.
At the intersection of
technology & imagination.
01 / Things I'm making
Games. Creative tools. An engine.
Generated concept artwork
An arena by the sea02
Glasswake
A fast multiplayer arena shooter taking shape on a coast of concrete, glass, and restless water.
App capture · Artwork by Sergey Orekhov ↗
A canvas without edges03
PanoPainter
Painting and animation tools for immersive 360° art. Made for artists who want to step inside their ideas.
Generated brand artwork
A solid foundation for worlds04
OmiLith
A modular C++ engine for interactive worlds. Shared rendering, simulation, assets, and tools, while every game keeps its own identity.
02 / The development journal
Inside
the process.
Decisions, experiments, and the occasional rabbit hole. Technical deep dives, with the research and evidence behind them.
All articlesMultiplayer needs fresh state, not a longer queue
Authority ownership, snapshot deltas, interpolation, and the difference between a merged implementation and a qualified capacity result.
4 min readVegetation is a coverage problem before it is a polygon problem
Seeded trees, terrain fit, foliage cards, and stable detail transitions in Drune's evolving landscape.
4 min readWater has two clocks: simulation and appearance
Building spectral water without letting a graphics quality setting change the forces acting on a multiplayer boat.
4 min read04 / Fresh from the workbench
The dated devlog
30 October–2 November: bake the terrain, show the wait
Compact terrain, measured rendering work, visible startup and steadier clouds, followed by a denser island that is still a local development candidate.
30 October: shared lifetimes, local game rules
OmiLith's refactor moves delivery, refinement, terrain publication and audio ownership into shared services, with real consumer checks and unfinished qualification kept visible.
A person behind the pixels
Engineer by craft.
Curious by nature.
I'm Omar. My work lives somewhere between low-level graphics and the worlds they bring to life. My interests wander through videogames, art, music, and the tools that help people create.
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