The game owns the rules; the engine owns the reusable machinery
Reflection, Luau, independent consumers, and the practical work of keeping a graphics engine from becoming one particular game.
3 min readengine-development.
From the development journal.
One environment, many effects
Why sky, sunlight, fog, and water need to agree about the world they are rendering.
4 min readTemporal history is a contract
An eight-position sample sequence is only the start. The harder question is deciding when yesterday’s pixels still belong in today’s frame.
4 min readA scene is not a GPU workload
Development notes on keeping one authored world while letting different devices spend their rendering budgets differently.
4 min read