Should be pretty doable. If you’re looking for a nice engine, take a look at Evenia. It’s based on Python (and Django).
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God damn. There’s a game title I haven’t heard in a while. I loved this little game.
maybe practically not developing on an embedded device. but targetting to. Godot games on Android is also not the smallest nor starts up the fastest compared to something like Defold games.
Thanks. Looks like Microsoft is getting their dirty hands in Toyota. Good to know now that I'm looking at trucks.
Teenager or not I think anyone should feel discouraged when trying to show people your ideas but its cool - thx for the support
Sorry to hear that. People on the internet usually talk to others as if they were the same age, so they might not be so kind to teenagers like they might in real life.
For what is worth, I think it's very cool what you are trying to build. Good luck!
from the web...but don't bother I quit. I am literally just 13 why am I getting all this hate anyway last comment byeee
Are you posting from the web, desktop or mobile app?
Fair point. I’m still learning and clearly messed up the links despite trying to debug. Not ideal, but I’ll fix it. Appreciate the callout.
Thank you 👍 Edit: Sorry but on my end it bring a Server Error
thx for the help, much appreciated
I advise you to take a break from spamming about your project to learn how to post links. In your previous posts people replied and showed you exactly how to do it. The fact that you still are posting broken links doesn't inspire much confidence in the quality of your project.
Same. flutter apps just feel sooo heavy and laggy.
@H1_To@lemmy.today this is how I formatted the link:
[The link](https://joinhideout.vercel.app/)
How about console grade open source car systems
The same reason unreal and godot are used on the Tesla console
Toyota is interested in a game engine suited for their in-vehicle / digital cockpit experience.
Maybe not embedded devices, but hardware equivalent to mid phones from 2016 which is what I suppose would be the equivalent of the media center in their cars, stuff that might not even support OpenGL3
Also: godot still isn't that great with 3D graphics
But are they going to develop games on the embedded device?
I have a hunch it's for in-car visualizations, similar to how Tesla uses Unreal Engine.
Nintendo started as a card game manufacturer.
On your computer. I think this engine is aimed at embedded, if I understand the article correctly
Long startup times? Godot opens very quickly on my computer. Granted, my projects are small test projects with not much going on, but flutter and dart will probably start sputtering once their scenes get bigger.
They are also always at the mercy of Google who might drop flutter and dart at any time.
Meanwhile for Godot they found long start-up times and being too resource heavy.
Addressed in the article.
Tell me what Yamaha makes?