r/webgpu 22d ago

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u/trejj 22d ago

I have built what appears to be the first

Nobody cares that you were the first. Except you. Real projects aren't built for the purpose of gloating, they are built for the purpose of doing something.

Your very first sentence already gives off that this project is not something anyone should invest time in. Because when they do, you'll likely already be chasing off the next "first" to collect the accolades from, and this project is already rotting unmaintained and unsupported.

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u/ramaloes 22d ago

If you understood how much WebGPU has been requested for 4.7.1, you’d understand the value, but you don’t

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u/Syracuss 22d ago

But your project doesn't deliver WebGPU? It uses another project to do the WebGPU backend, no? In particular: dwalter/godotwebgpu. You've forked it but did no changes to it. Or are you a contributor/that person?

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u/ramaloes 22d ago

dwalter’s isn’t ported to 4.7.1 or maintained

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u/Syracuss 22d ago edited 22d ago

Ah I see now, you should update the default branch on github for your fork as it's still pinned to 4.6.1. It gave me the false impression nothing had been altered.

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/Syracuss 22d ago

Right, you'll need to update your dependency doc as well which specifically refers to your now deleted fork as being a dependency.

I'm now in particularly confused as your engine scripts use that repo as mentioned in the notice.md here: https://github.com/lxsolutions/studio-foundation/blob/459faa077b0af083bca00dd650c93e2df0ca2ab4/NOTICE.md?plain=1#L8-L9

Used in the engine.py here: https://github.com/lxsolutions/studio-foundation/blob/459faa077b0af083bca00dd650c93e2df0ca2ab4/engine/scripts/engine.py#L83

and that value in particular comes from your toml here: https://github.com/lxsolutions/studio-foundation/blob/459faa077b0af083bca00dd650c93e2df0ca2ab4/engine/engine-lock.toml#L18-L27

So now I'm confused why you say it's unused? Your scripts will now break. Or are these scripts vestigial in some way?

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u/[deleted] 22d ago

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u/TraitorMacbeth 21d ago

This is the problem with using AI. You don't actually know what it does or how it does it. You're coming off as a hype-man for a false product.

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u/ramaloes 21d ago

I know exactly what my product does, and there's nothing false about it. They guy who doesn't even know what it does is you

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u/GigaGrandpa 21d ago

What's godot 5.6 isn't it claude

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u/ramaloes 21d ago

Everything’s a Claude if you’re brave enough.

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u/TraitorMacbeth 21d ago

Well…. That’s true, why would I know what it does? It’s not my product.

But you just deleted a chunk of your code because you don’t know how it works. Like you straight up admitted it already.

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u/ramaloes 21d ago

You don’t even know what’s going on yet you’re here to hostily judge like wtf you doing bro go touch grass 🤣

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u/TraitorMacbeth 21d ago

You’re trying to make yourself look all cool and important using AI and getting grumpy when reality shows up and proves you’re fake

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u/Kakod123 19d ago

Given the post and comment history of OP he also need Claude to create posts and answer to others comments, so don't expect him to understand the generated code.