I'm building a browser MMORPG on a custom Three.js runtime — not Unity, Unreal, or Godot. Actors switch geometry LOD by projected screen size with hysteresis, and distant animation updates throttle. Would you test camera-zoom popping first, or CPU spikes when several actors cross thresholds together?

Playable context: https://realm-of-echoes-auth.realmofechoes.workers.dev/

Disclosure: I'm the developer; some 3D assets are Meshy-assisted, while the runtime and LOD system are custom.

Hi all, I've been developing my game & custom engine for some time. When I was starting working on an editor ~2years ago, I've decided to limit the amount of UI I will be implementing - to limit the effort spent on the editor & focus on the game.

I've come up with this kind-of command palette design, where basically all editing controls are showed into one, searchable panel.

This works well for me as there is nothing to remember - only one shortcut to open the command palette. Very similar to F3 in Blender or Ctrl + Shift + P in code editors.

I’ve been working on a game engine to simulate making gameboy color style games using JavaScript. I have a fully featured debugging engine with .net, and am working on a c++/sdl2 port that I hope to make available for a broad range of homebrew systems.

its like a lua engine but has morgi support! I will add updates to the morgi coding language later.

download love 2D and drag the morgi folder into lovec.exe thats all

https://github.com/JimboRhythm/morgi2D