I made this 3D game with ONLY code

In-depth video about coding 3d graphics using ray marching.

Thanks for watching!

[CarterSemrad]

Thanks so much for all the support!! It really does mean a lot to me.
I see a lot of people have been asking for the source code, so here’s a GitHub repo:

[Vgamer]

I’ve never in my life seen someone so determined to not learn blender

[benp.]

I didn't even think that 3D graphics without polygon rendering was actually a thing outside of abstract math visualisations

[pngyy]

I thought the end of the video was a joke when he said he only had 11 subs. The video was very entertaining and high quality I would have never guessed it's made by someone with less than atleast 100k subs! Also the code was extrememly impressive and i learnt a lot of new things!

Edit: everyone show him the love he deserves and drop a sub to help support the small creators :D

Edit: 30k 🗿

[Jackson_Zheng]

If the quality is consistently this high, this channel is about to become one of the fastest growing programming channels in 2024

[RatoCosmico]

You are so talented, this is really impressive. I Would love some tutorials from you!
A little tip: Reduce a little bit the volume of the sound effects during the video, your voice and the musics are pretty calming, so it was a little too loud.

Hope to see more videos in the future!

[randomnessnecesity]

I’ve done a lot of messing around with making 3d code front scratch, but seeing just how far you made it made me really respect your abilities. That’s not even mentioning how well you explained the concepts in your video too. I like to say that if a programmer tells another programmer about a thing they did and the other programmer goes “I could do that”, that doesn’t mean the first programmer didn’t do anything challenging, it means they did a good job of explaining it. This was a terrific video, and I predict your channel will continue to grow in size exponentially. Good job and thank you for the entertainment+inspiration!

Edit: thanks for the 200 likes! (Feb 27 2024)

[jmanguy]

The rendering speed & quality look amazing, there might actually be some potential for making graphically intense games run smoother with this technique!

[theirishninja]

This is how I thought people made games when I was a kid.

[JeffJeffMe]

This is so dope.
Have been learning math for computer graphics for a good while, this type of video is content I need to step up the motivation.
I really loved it man.

Please, keep sharing more.

[jacobgonzalez]

Mom wake up, new carter video just dropped

[lennystudios.]

The way you’re making full professional level content with 2 videos speaks to the effort and research it must’ve taken you to learn YouTube, and how skilled you are as a programmer.

Great videos, hope to see you continue to do well!

[theworm]

this guy might have the record for fastest growing channel in a single week

[zaneg]

I like the inversion of “how to make game with no code”. I also really like sdfs and ray marching. So instant like and subscribe.
Great video

[mrsquiggles]

In a world where everything seems to be moving towards no-code solutions this vid is a breath of fresh air

[ghostel]

Great video, watching from Mr. Semrads APCSP class

[GamerX-]

Dang, this is so underrated. I was watching this and thinking: wow, this guy probably has a lot of subs. Got to the end of the video and was so confused. Then I was even more confused when I saw that you’re only at about 200 subs after posting this. This is pretty epic (albeit horrific that you just hardcoded everything, and it’s giving me ptsd from coding on khan academy), and it looks really good.

[Ganerrr]

dude finally a raymarching game dev, i've been wanting this explored more as i really think(want) it to be the future of how games are created

[ggtooez]

This is very impressive, especially with pure ray marching! Though my main issue with the method is that you eventually need to draw a lot of different objects, and this will reduce the performance. Unless someone figured out how to use octtrees in shaders

[thebuildcraft]

With this high quality content, you will be at 10000 subscribers in no time!