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6:56 I wonder why each block's 6 faces are not multiplied. Also, I think that chunk's block count is wrong. it's 32*32 in video, but actually 32*32*32.(If 32*32, then where is Z size?) Below is my calculation result. Block count = 32*32*32 Block faces = 6 * Block count = 6*32*32*32 Vtx Per Block Face = 24byte Vtx Per Chunk = 24*6*32*32*32 bytes Chunks in Render range = 32*32*Z_max Total Vtx = 24*6*Z_max*32^5 = (32*144*Z_max) MB

Very interesting video! Thank you for that!

some good samples right there, and some shattered fragments of a beat.

Sound: 20 Me: AE

The music it's just the BMP icons. If you turn the EXE/DLLs into MP4 via FFMPEG you are going to hear the "music" and the icons scrolling on the screen.

16:21 a cube what now

For some reason the "dodo DOOO DOOOOO" are images, like .ico or .bmp, for some reason they sound like that, and the bigger/higher quality the image is the lower and longer the "DOOO DOOO DOOO DOOOOOOOOO" is

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The musical bits are likely graphics data

Donk Kong song classic good choice

i wonder something: what if this was converted to audio(no compression) can it be converted back?

The mspaint one sounded like that because it was the cursor icons icons

if im not mistaken these are icon graphic files in the with different resolutions, thats why the same section sounds faster or slower

That interesting sounds are icons that are inside dll

wow!

1:52 sounds like On Sight by kanye west

What is the tempo and the (*/*) Time Signature?

These tones are icon files. The RGB data is being fed through the speakers as audio data. Images tend to repeat patterns across rows, so that's where the frequency comes from. The varying frequencies across notes are just resized images (16x16, 32x32, 48x48, 64x64, 96x96, and so on are common sizings). Older programs simply embedded the RGB data straight into the program, modern programs will either embed a compressed format like PNG which sounds more like noise, or they'll just load external files entirely, which aren't present in the raw data.

dubstep be like: 0:49

That "music" you hear is actually images.

Hey, so everyone always says to use local chunk coordinates etc, but how on earth do these get translated into the real world coordinates to be drawn? To get their real world position, they need to be added to the chunk's world position, which you don't mention a way of getting across here.

minecraft bedrock has left the call

Codeblocks 17.12 + everything else from your tutorial finally worked after dozens of hours and failed attempts, you saved my ass, thank you so much

as we know the world isn't flat🤨

1:13 regular show intro

These speeding up almost chords are graphics, so icons, et cetera.

ya blud cannot find -lsfml-graphics-d: No such file or directory| cannot find -lsfml-audio-d: No such file or directory| cannot find -lsfml-network-d: No such file or directory| cannot find -lsfml-window-d: No such file or directory| cannot find -lsfml-system-d: No such file or directory|

What is it about this CA that caused it to be so well known (given that it is similar to game of life, which existed already)?

let him cook

The sounds are icons!

How many years of experience does it take to do a minecraft on your own? Without even asking chat gpt for help

You don’t need to store the position

looks like battle beavers to me

Bro it says the procedure entry point_ZSt28_throw_bad_new_lengthv could not be located in the dynamic link Library

watched This so Many years ago

0:25 😊

1:40 is just Neried LOL

I'm starting to wonder if this is where that horror game 'A Dark Place' gets it sound effects

Why is it when I put mspaint.exe in it sounds nothing like this

1:40 is fake neird sound

0:46 that kinda looks like green hill zone from zonic

I am thinking of something like this: Define a 3D array of "Blocks". Each block can have an byte for it's Type. The coordinates don't need to be saved as we already have them when we index into the array. So, for the storing the blocks themselves it will only take 1 byte, and when you want to expand, you can just change the data type from "byte" to "short". You will still be using less than 4 bytes. Now, here's an explanation for how you can use the index for the coordinates. the x, y, and z index will denote where the center of the block is, simple as that.

I think this video might be the Patient Zero the subgenre of UA-cam Minecraft Clone Devlogs.