- BruteForceGame
Matthieu Houllier's Brute Force studio blog documenting Crumble, a Unity physics platformer released on Steam in late 2020.
Devlogs walk through shipped shaders: shell grass ben
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· <intermediate><blog><article><concrete><free><meshes><practical><production> - Creating a Volumetric Ray Marcher
The post builds a march loop along the camera ray inside a mesh volume, sampling tiled 2D slice atlases as pseudo-3D density, accumulating opacity, and clipping to a bounding box while supporting o…
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· <intermediate><blog><article><custom><data><including><notes><post> - Drawing Thousands of Meshes with DrawMeshInstanced / Indirect (Toqoz)
Toqoz's November 2019 toqoz.fyi post walks through drawing very large mesh counts in Unity with Graphics.DrawMeshInstanced and Graphics.DrawMeshInstancedIndirect, with C# samples,
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· <code><blog><about><article><call><color><covers><cpu> - Half-Edge Data Structure
The flipcode archives article from August 2000 explains the half-edge b-rep for triangle meshes.
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· <intermediate><blog><article><data><dev><html><meshes><notes> - Joyrok
Tech Art Chronicles on joyrok.com walk Unreal materials or UMG and Unity Shader Graph in parallel, mapping Photoshop-style layers and masks into node graphs.
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· <intermediate><blog><article><custom><distance><editor><engineers><free> - Linden Reid
Reid works at Uncommon Games after Blizzard and EA; posts are not employer-sponsored.
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· <intermediate><blog><article><free><gpu><memory><mobile><notes> - Physically Based Rendering
Alex Tardif’s Physically Based Rendering page is a practitioner-oriented explainer of energy-conserving shading terms - diffuse, specular, Fresnel, and microfacet models - for real
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· <intermediate><blog><about><article><custom><free><notes><post> - Unity GitHub - URP Rendering Examples
UniversalRenderingExamples aggregates URP feature demos - outlines, decals, lights, and post effects - with staged “completed” scenes for learning renderer features incrementally.
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· <intermediate><about><blog><custom><data><free><meshes><options> - demote_tracker is a commandline utility to visualize demoted graphics card memory
demote_tracker is a commandline utility to visualize demoted graphics card memory is an open-source tool hosted on GitHub.
Tiny Win32 console utility that tracks GPU memory…
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· <optimization><console><detail><gpu><memory><notes><practical><title> - Better sRGB to greyscale conversion
Better sRGB to greyscale conversion is an October 2025 technical blog post on 30fps.net about converting gamma-encoded sRGB to greyscale without misusing Rec.
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· <intermediate><blog><about><article><color><covers><free><notes> - WebGPU and the price of compiling WGSL
WebGPU and the price of compiling WGSL is a blog post by Hugo Daniel introducing a WebGPU diagnostics and compilation-benchmark tool after earlier posts on WGSL limits.
It…
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· <code><intermediate><blog><about><after><covers><free><gpu> - A case for learning GPU programming with a compute-first mindset
A case for learning GPU programming with a compute-first mindset is a 2025 blog essay on Maister Graphics Adventures arguing that new GPU programmers should learn compute,…
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· <code><optimization><intermediate><blog><article><covers><free><gpu> - Ocean Rendering, Part 1 - Simulation
Ocean Rendering, Part 1 - Simulation is an October 2025 technical blog post by Robert Ryan on the theory and mathematics of real-time FFT ocean surface simulation using…
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· <code><blog><article><covers><free><html><intermediate><notes> - Realtime Raytracing in Bevy 0.17 (Solari)
Realtime Raytracing in Bevy 0.17 (Solari) is a September 2025 engineering blog post by jms55 on experimental hardware raytracing in Bevy 0.17 through the Solari plugin.
It gives…
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· <code><optimization><blog><article><concrete><covers><free><html> - Triple Buffering in Rendering APIs
Triple Buffering in Rendering APIs is a September 2025 practical guide on 4rknova.com explaining how a third swapchain image changes smoothness and throughput versus double…
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· <code><optimization><intermediate><blog><covers><free><html><limits> - Bezier Curve as Easing Function In C++
Bezier Curve as Easing Function In C++ is a September 2025 guest post by Łukasz Izdebski Ph.D.
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· <code><intermediate><blog><after><article><free><notes><post> - BLAS Sharing for ray tracing cluster-based continuous level of detail
BLAS Sharing for ray tracing cluster-based continuous level of detail is a technical documentation page in NVIDIA nvpro-samples vk_lod_clusters describing how to share…
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· <code><optimization><detail><engineers><free><lod><memory><per> - Adding Native Gaussian Splatting Support to Three.js
Ben Houston blog post on contributing native Gaussian Splatting to Three.js with WebGPU/TSL, including SPZ v3/v4 loaders, a reusable GPU counting sort, and SH1–SH3 view-dependent…
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· <code><blog><color><data><gpu><including><post><useful> - Custom occlusion culling - faster than Unity
A spline camera records 1200 identical frames for Unity Profiler and Nsight on i5-10400F and RTX 3060 at 1440p.
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· <optimization><blog><culling><custom><data><editor><occlusion><scenes> - Optimizing UE5: Advanced Rendering, Graphics Performance, and Memory Management (Unreal Fest 2024)
Unreal Fest 2024 session on UE5 advanced rendering, graphics performance, and memory management.
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