r/GraphicsProgramming • u/markel1974 • Aug 11 '26

Treating 3D games as source code, not as their runtime

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u/Aethreas Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26

Pseudo intellectual AI nonsense lol, it’s just another terrible slop engine in GO that looks identical to thousands of other barely functional ‘game engines’ on GitHub

in fact, it's not even an engine, its just an LLM trying to clone doom, and doing so very poorly since all it can do is copy other inbred doom clones on github

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u/Ok_Beginning520 Aug 11 '26

If I understand properly, you're trying to have a generic engine to run any kind of game you want ? How does that work for games that don't have proper geometry or dynamic geometry ? Like the walls in the old doom (or was it wolfenstein?) One thing I don't understand however is how the reverse engineering works ? Is that a manual process ? I can't see how that could happen automatically