Coding Adventure: Atmosphere

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Sebastian Lague

Sebastian Lague

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The planets in my solar system project are looking a bit hostile and uninviting, so in this video I'll be attempting to add some cozy atmospheres around them.
Watch the previous solar system video: here: • Coding Adventure: Proc...
Some notes:
• I made a little build where you can play with the atmosphere settings yourself, which you can find over here if you're interested: sebastian.itch.io/atmosphere-...
• A number of knowledgeable people have pointed out in the comments that reality is not nearly as simple as my little diagram around the 4 and a half minute mark, and that light does not literally wiggle up and down like a wave, so please note that the diagram is incorrect!
• This project was inspired by the game Outer Wilds, which I highly recommend playing!
Project Files:
The project is available over here: github.com/SebLague/Solar-System
If you'd like to get early access to future project files (and support the channel!) you can find my Patreon page here: / sebastianlague
Resources:
developer.nvidia.com/gpugems/...
nishitalab.org/user/nis/cdrom/...
physics.stackexchange.com/que...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scattering
Music:
"Brief Respite" by Antti Luode
"When Rain Comes" by Tide Electric
"Door to Door Disco" by Bright Seed
"Reflections of Space and Time" by AEROPLANES
"In the Atmosphere" by Bad Snacks
"Reflections" by MK2
"Nidra in the Sky with Ayla" by Jesse Gallagher
"Far Away" by Antti Luode
"Frontier" by Shimmer
Sections:
00:00 Intro
00:32 Setup
02:46 Resources
03:25 Light Scattering
06:15 Coding the Shader
11:55 Initial Results
13:10 Adding Colour
15:20 Colourful Results
16:40 Optimisation
17:39 Stars
18:50 Exploration

КОМЕНТАРІ: 3 300
@TheThirdPrice
@TheThirdPrice 3 роки тому
"my favorite programming trick: calling a function that doesn't exist and worrying about it later" You're my hero dude lmfao
@SS2Dante
@SS2Dante 3 роки тому
I was gonna say, that's actually a pretty useful way to make sure your functions are all nicely decomposed rather than trying to cram everything in, train-of-thought style.
@TheThirdPrice
@TheThirdPrice 3 роки тому
SS2Dante oh for sure, I do the same thing
@Trezker
@Trezker 3 роки тому
I tend to do the opposite. Write a function, forget to call it and wonder why it's not working.
@AHSEN.
@AHSEN. 3 роки тому
@@Trezker lol me too
@overloader7900
@overloader7900 3 роки тому
@@Trezker There are two kinds of people
@Blazecove
@Blazecove 3 роки тому
When he accidentally makes the best lesson on why the sky is blue.
@ms-fk6eb
@ms-fk6eb 3 роки тому
yeah, and I'd never have thought about why the sky turns red when the sun is low
@thequantumnexus4270
@thequantumnexus4270 3 роки тому
Ha - was thinking the same thing.
@feha92
@feha92 3 роки тому
iirc there is a part about how oxygen actually "looks more blue than violet" too, but I think he summarized things in a quick and good way that clearly passed the message that "there are several reasons that contribute to the same effect" (not to mention that iirc it was also debated whether what I mentioned was to such a small extent it could be considered *entirely negligible* in terms of the sky's color)
@CodingJedi
@CodingJedi 3 роки тому
Sebastian’s videos are more tutorialish than one with “tutorial” term in titles!
@filgas0892
@filgas0892 3 роки тому
I think I will show this to my scienze teacher 😂
@Templarfreak
@Templarfreak 3 роки тому
"i have long since lost any faith in the code i write ..." "my favorite programming trick: calling a function that doesn't exist and worrying about it later" "that sped things up immensely, with the minor tradeoff of completely ruining everything." these feel like personal attacks
@DigitalJedi
@DigitalJedi 2 роки тому
I know right. I didn't need to be called out like this but here we are.
@metaparalysis3441
@metaparalysis3441 2 роки тому
@@DigitalJedi This is calling out every programmer since the dawn of time
@TinyDeskEngineer
@TinyDeskEngineer 2 роки тому
They are broad personal attacks against programmers
@theguythatcodes8991
@theguythatcodes8991 Рік тому
i do the second thing alot
@LineOfThy
@LineOfThy Рік тому
I use Godot and whenever I try to do the second the program freaks out and highlights the entire line bright red for me to see.
@dotTxtFile
@dotTxtFile 3 роки тому
everybody gangsta until he makes no man's sky 2
@_Killkor
@_Killkor 3 роки тому
He already destroyed Spore's planet generation in the previous episode, so No Man's Sky is for sure next on the list.
@GerardofRivia
@GerardofRivia 3 роки тому
More like Outer Wilds 2
@wrillwastaken
@wrillwastaken 3 роки тому
No this is way more like outer wilds than NMS.
@Wylie288
@Wylie288 3 роки тому
@@_Killkor Ha. No one is going to touch NMS planet generation for a long time. Everyone's height map performance barely runs better than NMS having not only more points of data in the same FOV. But also voxelates the entire surface. All while running almost as well as even the best competitors. That is seriously impressive optimization. NMS is easily the best optimized game of this decade. It should not run anywhere near as well as it does with that kind of real time terrain generation. All while having graphical affects on par with anything else out that isn't ray traced. And it runs on consoles AND VR quite flawlessly? My very modest 1060 keeps it solidly within max reprojection fps better than any other game I can't run at the full 80 on my rift. Hahaha, no ones going to get close for a long while.
@burrdid
@burrdid 3 роки тому
orginal no mans sky was bad
@bloosea123
@bloosea123 3 роки тому
And God said, "calculateLight(N, N, N)", and there was light.
@jupi6851
@jupi6851 3 роки тому
best comment ever.
@fluffyflamingo
@fluffyflamingo 3 роки тому
Bro xD... Yes!
@ArcheoLumiere
@ArcheoLumiere 3 роки тому
And it was good
@PlasmaNode
@PlasmaNode 3 роки тому
Love this
@warny1978
@warny1978 3 роки тому
@@ArcheoLumiere But not at first try !
@CallMeTess
@CallMeTess 3 роки тому
"that sped things up immensely, with the minor trade-off of completely ruining everything"
@Erinyes1103
@Erinyes1103 3 роки тому
The story of my programming career right there.
@ovrsurge4689
@ovrsurge4689 3 роки тому
I lost it at that line.
@andrewsprojectsinnovations6352
@andrewsprojectsinnovations6352 3 роки тому
I can absolutely relate to this line's accuracy as a college Robotics major and hobbyist game developer. Nothing, not even a seemingly basic optimization, ever works exactly right the first time. In my experience, only one third of programming is actually devising the logic and writing the program. The remaining two thirds are roughly equally split between debugging and tweaking the numbers. I've had this concept apply to every single project I've worked on from basic Pong clones to turn-based RPG's to autonomous navigation.
@firebird2552
@firebird2552 3 роки тому
@@ovrsurge4689 So did I
@caspera3193
@caspera3193 3 роки тому
When a joke ironically describes programming in general
@TheStripeTailedFiend
@TheStripeTailedFiend 3 роки тому
Plot twist: this guy is god and he is just uploading dev logs for the universe.
@_Killkor
@_Killkor 3 роки тому
He's creating a new universe _He's bored with our Universe. Oh no..._
@DoorknobPlus
@DoorknobPlus 3 роки тому
@Mega why is that so true
@jesterram7146
@jesterram7146 3 роки тому
@killkor he's aking this one for the "galactic society" expansion cause the one we have right now is boring
@leonardomotameirafilho6215
@leonardomotameirafilho6215 3 роки тому
@@_Killkor That would explain the events that happened in 2020
@Ro_Gaming
@Ro_Gaming 3 роки тому
Have you downloaded the new update? The atmosphere is now green!
@johnhirsh6168
@johnhirsh6168 3 роки тому
"Its actually quite simple" *proceeds to begin speaking mandorin*
@jerry_mandarin
@jerry_mandarin 3 роки тому
mandolin?
@TinyDeskEngineer
@TinyDeskEngineer 3 роки тому
@@jerry_mandarin mango
@secularph8424
@secularph8424 3 роки тому
Maggie
@para3668
@para3668 3 роки тому
i think its mandarin
@astronichols1900
@astronichols1900 3 роки тому
Let me put it in a language you can understand 11:12
@zippycat9
@zippycat9 3 роки тому
Next up: Coding adventure: Mining Coding adventure: Aliens Coding adventure: Turning this into a steam game and selling it.
@apersononlineyes6554
@apersononlineyes6554 3 роки тому
I would buy it.
@caleblindahl190
@caleblindahl190 3 роки тому
No mans sky 2.0
@zippycat9
@zippycat9 3 роки тому
@@apersononlineyes6554 Me too
@cyrussmith4744
@cyrussmith4744 3 роки тому
This guy is making no Mans sky all by himself
@srrinio7616
@srrinio7616 3 роки тому
Procedural animal life
@mokeydna
@mokeydna 3 роки тому
Son: *"Mom, why's the sky blue?"* Mom: *"It was a free skybox on the asset store. Don't judge me like that"*
@Vladimir_Kv
@Vladimir_Kv 3 роки тому
*Child:* Mom? I want an atmosphere like this, to be procedurally generated! *Mom:* We have an atmosphere at home. *Atmosphere at home:* 🔵
@johnnndeauson1581
@johnnndeauson1581 3 роки тому
literally every other atmosphere: ⚪️🟠🟡🟢🟣🔴
@unknownvariable2456
@unknownvariable2456 3 роки тому
actual mom: "blue is the shortest wavelength of light so it scatters when it hits the atmosphere coloring the sky blue and as the sun goes bellow the horizon (blah blah blah) the range of light the reaches the atmosphere and scatters changes and turns the sky different colors (blah blah blah)." wooo science
@ilhamrahkmanriefda9514
@ilhamrahkmanriefda9514 3 роки тому
When your dad randomly mary random girl from party
@Sovietube
@Sovietube 3 роки тому
Dude your a fuckin genius
@AllTheFishAreDead
@AllTheFishAreDead 3 роки тому
"That sped things up immensely, with the minor trade off of completely ruining everything." Coding4lyf my dude.
@gganderson7722
@gganderson7722 3 роки тому
Me, who never coded a single code, the entire video: "Yea, I guess that makes sense".
@teobellverwhite3562
@teobellverwhite3562 2 роки тому
try it! it's not that hard if you had a guide
@electronx5594
@electronx5594 2 роки тому
Did you start? :P
@teobellverwhite3562
@teobellverwhite3562 2 роки тому
@@electronx5594 he should
@mealsome7793
@mealsome7793 2 роки тому
@@teobellverwhite3562 what do you recommend?
@teobellverwhite3562
@teobellverwhite3562 2 роки тому
@@mealsome7793 i recomend python for begginers
@morganeclipse9038
@morganeclipse9038 3 роки тому
Next video: "I don't really like how the stars are not realistically generated so I'm writing this quick program to simulate the formation of the Universe using these papers I read about the fundamental composition of space and time."
@ThadMiller1
@ThadMiller1 3 роки тому
"Ok, now let us run the simulation towards the big bang, and see what's happen"
@EzeKry
@EzeKry 3 роки тому
"Well seems like it doesn't run at usable framerates so I'm going to 'borrow' a supercomputer"
@someonethatlive8632
@someonethatlive8632 3 роки тому
"ho, a bug"
@morganeclipse9038
@morganeclipse9038 3 роки тому
@Commep "So I'm not really happy with how the computers made in the realm of man aren't up to everything we need to do so I wrote a quick program to self optimize its own hardware- aaaaaaaaand it's taking over..."
@Netherdan
@Netherdan 3 роки тому
@@EzeKry "but soon I realized it was just a misplaced + sign and after I fixed that the machines were replaced by a sentient and mostly atheist life form. It's better when they don't know"
@Aspharon
@Aspharon 3 роки тому
The most mind-blowing part about these shaders is that they look good both above- and below their "surface". This one looks great from space and from the planet surface, and the water one looks great both inside- and outside the water. Absolutely boggles my mind.
@masamainio4052
@masamainio4052 3 роки тому
That's because Sebastian bases his solutions on actual physics instead of going for easy surface level solutions. The man deserves all the credit he gets and then some!
@josevera5094
@josevera5094 3 роки тому
@@masamainio4052 Looks great, but is not based entirely on real physics. He did use some tricks to make it easier. The red colors should not appear when looking from outside the planet. Still awesome work :) he really inspires all of us
@AkiRa22084
@AkiRa22084 3 роки тому
When you program good, code will work even in situations you didn't plan.
@user-if6qp1lw2b
@user-if6qp1lw2b 3 роки тому
@@AkiRa22084 i do not think that is how it works, filthy weeb
@NStripleseven
@NStripleseven 3 роки тому
Bruh So what you're saying is that you don't program good.
@ScorpioHR
@ScorpioHR 3 роки тому
Now I know how my dog felt when I tried to explain spreadsheets to him. Hey, he was really eager to find out why we couldn't play together that instance
@pinkajou656
@pinkajou656 3 роки тому
That’s fantastic.
@KC-bu8qq
@KC-bu8qq 2 роки тому
why were you trying to teach your dog spreadsheets lmao
@ScorpioHR
@ScorpioHR 2 роки тому
@@KC-bu8qq He had to know what was so much more fun than playing with him.
@celicablues
@celicablues 3 роки тому
This makes me feel like I'll never be an even decent hobby programmer.
@TinyDeskEngineer
@TinyDeskEngineer 3 роки тому
The best I can do is make a barely functional pointless Python program every few years
@LordxGx07
@LordxGx07 3 роки тому
Just start with a simple map, something achievable with your skills. You can start with the course "procedural map generation" with Brackeys. Then increment your project, still with something doable, etc. Each time you'll add something, you'll get better, and so will be your project. And one day... your virtual world may become something wonderful :)
@leandrolopez7660
@leandrolopez7660 3 роки тому
@@LordxGx07 this makes me remember how nice the internet can be sometimes thank u internet stranger, im inspired now:)
@Hyperlooper
@Hyperlooper 3 роки тому
I don't think most programmers could do this without some research
@swiftydrifty2726
@swiftydrifty2726 3 роки тому
I can normally grasp a basic concept of how some code works, what this code is doing is beyond me.
@NamePointer
@NamePointer 3 роки тому
So "Coding Adventure: The Universe" is slowly but surely becoming reality...
@Served13
@Served13 3 роки тому
Wow 105 likes and no replies
@Hello-qg4yk
@Hello-qg4yk 3 роки тому
Served13 why wow?
@brycetonwest
@brycetonwest 3 роки тому
I really hope it does become reality
@ericwoot2
@ericwoot2 3 роки тому
soon: coding adventures, coding a God creating a universe
@davefalcon3712
@davefalcon3712 3 роки тому
Nah mate we already have spore for that...
@Danidev
@Danidev 3 роки тому
This was so interesting, and the result is absolutely stunning! Looking forward to the next one man.
@SebastianLague
@SebastianLague 3 роки тому
Thank you :)
@Fagush
@Fagush 3 роки тому
I bet you can't make atmosphere with Unity's particle system!
@flipper2258
@flipper2258 3 роки тому
Can you make a space game (or you can’t do that)
@CardZed
@CardZed 3 роки тому
Go back to making Karlson you beautiful bastar
@gbubs1588
@gbubs1588 3 роки тому
@Kwame Opoku I like how you spelled out "question mark" and then used a question mark
@Amagys
@Amagys 3 роки тому
Your ability to visualize and present concepts of all kinds is actually one of your strongest points. The editing and visual elements combined with music infused with your personal touch (hand drawing explanations) is a real highlight to everything. Regardless of topic, I'm sure you could make it interesting. I just happen to love your coding adventures.
@anopenbook2525
@anopenbook2525 3 роки тому
I can't wait until he eventually adds every single coding adventure into this one project. Simulating ecosystems, boids in the form of procedurally generated fish, procedurally generated animals, caves, ray tracing reflections, hydrolic erosion. The whole works. He's just gonna simulate the world at this point
@dj-murlock
@dj-murlock 2 роки тому
With that setup he could also be able to simulate death of his PC
@endermannull4420
@endermannull4420 Рік тому
how he gonna fit chess in there
@Enderia2
@Enderia2 Рік тому
@@endermannull4420 a feature of the game just add a chess board
@user-dh8oi2mk4f
@user-dh8oi2mk4f Рік тому
@@endermannull4420 the game is free, provided that you beat his chess AI
@ananttiwari1337
@ananttiwari1337 Рік тому
@@endermannull4420 a minigame within the spacecraft perhaps
@parthajeetsarmah4529
@parthajeetsarmah4529 3 роки тому
Moral of the story: If you can't model great and beautiful stuff, just procedurally generate them.
@ignaspetrauskas8763
@ignaspetrauskas8763 3 роки тому
As easy, as that...
@you_just
@you_just 3 роки тому
“That sped things up immensely, with the minor trade off of ruining everything”
@verified_tinker1818
@verified_tinker1818 3 роки тому
The story of my life.
@MannyTheSaxCat
@MannyTheSaxCat 3 роки тому
Lol. I love this line
@jwsjacobs
@jwsjacobs 3 роки тому
I felt that
@Avetho
@Avetho 3 роки тому
@@verified_tinker1818 You beat me to it XD
@kipchickensout
@kipchickensout Рік тому
This is the fourth time I've remembered this video and looked it up again just to watch it again
@petterlarsson7257
@petterlarsson7257 Рік тому
13th for me
@enelition5322
@enelition5322 3 роки тому
This has to be one of the highest quality channels on youtube. All the videos are educational, inspiring, really engaging and shows a thought process of tackling nearly any problem. Absolutely love this content.
@SgtRumpel
@SgtRumpel 3 роки тому
This seems like a tutorial for the first 7 days in the job of an omnipotent entity.
@velizarzhelev6552
@velizarzhelev6552 3 роки тому
Yes
@workinprogress25
@workinprogress25 3 роки тому
So... a game developer?
@thecompl33tnoob
@thecompl33tnoob 3 роки тому
No kidding. Our reality functions like one of those tutorials where the dev reads through it halfway, misunderstands/misapplies half of that, and wings the rest.
@Bennieboy918
@Bennieboy918 3 роки тому
Didn't he rest on the 7th day?
@si8778
@si8778 3 роки тому
Underrated
@adityavyas1850
@adityavyas1850 3 роки тому
After simulating solar system..... Sebastian begins the journey to make his own UniVerse
@pissfiss
@pissfiss 3 роки тому
DAMN
@ben_burnes
@ben_burnes 3 роки тому
That apple pie isn't going to make itself.
@SoulSukkur
@SoulSukkur 3 роки тому
he's already taking the procedural route. we know where that leads.
@unclerandy398
@unclerandy398 3 роки тому
Coding Adventure: Conscious Life
@FloofyHair
@FloofyHair 3 роки тому
Uncle Randy that would be quite the project XD
@chosenvan
@chosenvan 3 роки тому
Others showing us how we can use Unity. Sebastian is showing us WHAT WE CAN DO with Unity. Every priceless journey starts with imagination. Absolutely wonderful! :)
@IronMessenger
@IronMessenger 3 роки тому
If I was half as smart as you... I would currently feel half as dumb. That was not only an amazing tutorial, fun experiment but also shows just how good you are at math and programming and research apparently! Great video... Makes me really appreciate all these great games we have today.
@jyothish5194
@jyothish5194 2 роки тому
He is not smarter than you. How can you say that if you haven't even tried to make a game? Go Download Unity Google "how to make earth in Unity" Google "how to add lightning in Unity" And after making a game make a tutorial like this and post on YT
@flex9663
@flex9663 2 роки тому
@@jyothish5194 you think its that simple ? ok web developer
@ShatabdaRoy115
@ShatabdaRoy115 2 роки тому
@@flex9663 chil chil! All game devs know de pain. Some people has pain tolerance higher, and some people don't soo yeah!
@connorfrancey8307
@connorfrancey8307 3 роки тому
Sebastian: I'm going to do something a little gross. me who knows nothing about coding: How dare he.
@mme.veronica735
@mme.veronica735 3 роки тому
I mean in projects where you're working with other people yeah just put the function in and worry about someone else writing that code. However in single person projects it's up to personal preference, do want to finish your train of thought before moving onto the smaller but still important things, or do everything as it's coming up
@dazza2350
@dazza2350 3 роки тому
@@mme.veronica735 ok
@hero9402
@hero9402 3 роки тому
@@dazza2350 lol
@thechosenone9910
@thechosenone9910 3 роки тому
Mme. Veronica *pretends to understand* Oh yeah totally I saw a video on that it was by that one guy who’s good at this right yes I know more than you okay not really can you elaborate
@AnonTen
@AnonTen 3 роки тому
that's math though not coding
@DanielAbeleira
@DanielAbeleira 3 роки тому
Next up, Coding Adventure: Self Aware Lifeforms
@_fragment
@_fragment 3 роки тому
Ha, I was just about to comment that
@SimplePhysics00
@SimplePhysics00 3 роки тому
No joke tho, he had a mini series on writing a neural network that was left unfinished. I bet we'll finally get the long-awaited conclusion as he puts in life forms!!!
@estantaya
@estantaya 3 роки тому
unappreciated comment
@MoldySpace
@MoldySpace 3 роки тому
After spending 4 years to get my astronomy degree, I feel vindicated to hear optical depth used properly for cool reasons, and when you decided to normalize your unit system to 1 for simplicity I nearly cried
@Teddy0567
@Teddy0567 2 роки тому
same! god I wish I normalized my simulation of the surface of the star, I spent too much time checking the numbers with a calculator.
@pixelpunchyt
@pixelpunchyt 3 роки тому
this legit makes me want to jump back into game development
@hristolilov5040
@hristolilov5040 2 роки тому
This legit made me install unity again. Thanks i guess...
@colinbergmann5750
@colinbergmann5750 3 роки тому
This channel is so freaking inspirational. Now I want to make a game...
@SDGAMER-sg9js
@SDGAMER-sg9js 3 роки тому
Same here though I don't know how to do it
@boomboompower
@boomboompower 3 роки тому
Do it
@GenusDev
@GenusDev 3 роки тому
@@boomboompower Does a roblox game count?
@adventurenot1543
@adventurenot1543 3 роки тому
@@SDGAMER-sg9js Baby steps Dont overscope Watch youtube videos like Brackeys Dont do a udemy course
@t2hk_
@t2hk_ 3 роки тому
@@GenusDev yes, since they are games
@christiantavera9207
@christiantavera9207 3 роки тому
Coding Adventures in 5 years: So today we will be watching our generated Alien civilizations fight against the multi-galaxy humans.
@kurtisgibson2929
@kurtisgibson2929 3 роки тому
Not as hard as it sounds
@parsatayebi7652
@parsatayebi7652 3 роки тому
Stellaris...
@asyncxeno
@asyncxeno 3 роки тому
@@kurtisgibson2929 ...
@kurtisgibson2929
@kurtisgibson2929 3 роки тому
@@asyncxeno i know because it's been done
@faizanahmad7730
@faizanahmad7730 3 роки тому
@@kurtisgibson2929 Aah yes, the AI simulating an advanced civilization going to war against an advanced form of humanity. Of course it has. Where again?
@yourladbrennen3130
@yourladbrennen3130 3 роки тому
Me: tries to run anything that actually looks this good My Computer: Do you want to explode?
@crypticsavage0456
@crypticsavage0456 2 роки тому
The fact that he can make these things make sense is astounding
@SamHogan
@SamHogan 3 роки тому
Love this series! It's just incredible to see his process and everything come together so perfectly in the end
@SebastianLague
@SebastianLague 3 роки тому
Sam Hogan Thanks! :)
@chimitrash2966
@chimitrash2966 3 роки тому
I don't wanna be that guy but... "WhAt aRe yoU DoiNg hERe"
@4P5MC
@4P5MC 3 роки тому
@@chimitrash2966 enjoying quality content? UKpostsrs are humans too.
@dnyaneshwardarade6120
@dnyaneshwardarade6120 3 роки тому
@@chimitrash2966 what he can't learn if he is a UKpostsr?
@Dumbdestroyer2
@Dumbdestroyer2 3 роки тому
@@SebastianLague um but what i want to know is how i Can play this beatiful work of art for my self because ive always enjoyed open adventure games
@nicolasheringer1612
@nicolasheringer1612 3 роки тому
I'm a physicist and this serie is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen.
@macmarc6661
@macmarc6661 3 роки тому
How good are the formulas used in this video?
@f23anone82
@f23anone82 3 роки тому
You don't have to be physicist to admire beauty, do you? )
@korok2619
@korok2619 3 роки тому
@@f23anone82 but if you can admire a physic simulation as a physicist is has to be great
@-vanitas5229
@-vanitas5229 3 роки тому
I watch this video once a day because I can't wait for the next episode.
@mahmouda.khalifa1377
@mahmouda.khalifa1377 3 роки тому
Same bro
@DjSadhu
@DjSadhu 2 роки тому
You are insanely talented sir. Physics, math, shaders, coding, and it all comes in a very smooth and entertaining package. Big fan.
@cashwarior
@cashwarior 3 роки тому
This stuff just makes me realize how crazy complicated real life is
@abdullahimran4624
@abdullahimran4624 3 роки тому
Every other person you see is as real and complicated as you. Sometimes i refuse to believe this because of how insane it is
@lyes6033
@lyes6033 3 роки тому
well we are a bunch of atoms that are attracted to each other and not a single object , that's what messes with my brain XDDD
@EKIANandWolvesGaming
@EKIANandWolvesGaming 3 роки тому
And in theory if you could know enough about everything, break it all down mathematically, and calculate it all from the big bang, you'd be able to know the future through every cause and effect chain
@abdullahimran4624
@abdullahimran4624 3 роки тому
@@EKIANandWolvesGaming nah I get why that seems to make sense but there are truly random events happening all the time. The spin of a quark for example, when it is formed
@RialuCaos
@RialuCaos 3 роки тому
@@EKIANandWolvesGaming I think one of the main problems with that theory is that you cannot know / have complete precision of natural values (acceleration, etc.), and those precision errors will cause prediction errors over long periods of time due to the butterfly effect. Though perhaps it could be precise enough to at least be accurate for a few billion years...though of course it would still require an impossibly large amount of processing power.
@graymanplays7096
@graymanplays7096 3 роки тому
At this point it's fair to say these are devlogs, not Coding Adventures.
@RialuCaos
@RialuCaos 3 роки тому
A bit of both, I'd say. Definitely far more experimental than most devlogs.
@ristopoho824
@ristopoho824 3 роки тому
Yea. Kind of. Feels like an adventure to watch. But oh man the depth he goes to
@Khyll110
@Khyll110 3 роки тому
Both
@rufarokembo
@rufarokembo 3 роки тому
Mans is really in a lague of his own
@MrPink-xv5el
@MrPink-xv5el 3 роки тому
11:06 W-what are you d-doing, Stepsize?"
@VulpeculaJoy
@VulpeculaJoy 3 роки тому
T-taking a density sample of your optical depth.
@snwdn
@snwdn 3 роки тому
Nothing terribly interesting.
@delofon
@delofon 3 роки тому
That's disgusting. I love it.
@UnofficialCyane
@UnofficialCyane 3 роки тому
It had to be done
@SebastianLague
@SebastianLague 3 роки тому
Hey everyone, hope you enjoy this little video about atmospheres! UKposts's compression was not so kind on the results (they came out a bit blocky and bandy) so I've put together a little demo build where you can play with some of the settings yourself and see the results. It's available here if you're interested: sebastian.itch.io/atmosphere-experiment Some notes: A number of knowledgeable people have pointed out in the comments that reality is not as simple as my little diagram around 4:35, and that light does not literally wiggle up and down like a wave, so please note that my diagram is incorrect! The project files from this episode are currently in early access for patrons of the channel, so if you'd like to experiment with those (and support my work in the process) you can download them here: www.patreon.com/posts/project-files-40730130 There is a public repository for this on-going Solar System project over here: github.com/SebLague/Solar-System, which currently includes the gravity simulation and procedural planets from the previous two episodes, and the atmospheres will be added to it on September 15
@mariocamspam72
@mariocamspam72 3 роки тому
Yes
@user-nj1qc7uc9c
@user-nj1qc7uc9c 3 роки тому
youtube: video was uploaded 4 minutes ago also youtube: comment was posted f i f t y m i n u t e s a g o
@aldrichcoetzee9102
@aldrichcoetzee9102 3 роки тому
Have been looking forward to another video!
@numero7mojeangering
@numero7mojeangering 3 роки тому
Yes this is awesome! Love it!
@anonymoususer6251
@anonymoususer6251 3 роки тому
I would love to see how collisions with other planetary and asteroid bodies act.
@natj8675
@natj8675 3 роки тому
What I love about this channel is the fact that we get a whole background course in real world physics before he makes anything.
@nomtijorti
@nomtijorti 3 роки тому
Whenever someone makes some asinine comment like "you don't need math to be a successful programmer". I just refer them to your videos.
@emeraldursa55
@emeraldursa55 2 роки тому
The more I watch your series on making this solar system, the more I appreciate what Maxxis went through creating SPORE. That might be mostly because Spore doesn't look too far off from what you've made thus far, though with today's tech and such you'd likely be able to make something that looks a bit better. In any case, loved the video.
@wstevegaming593
@wstevegaming593 3 роки тому
He's so calm explaining all of this, I can't imagine he doesn't get immensely frustrated like me trying to figure out these problems and having to do ridiculous amounts of research to solve them
@coltonbates629
@coltonbates629 3 роки тому
Right? He says it like he knows exactly what he has to do, exactly how to do it, and why he has to do it that way all the time. It would be so interesting to actually just watch him do it
@quinnhart7678
@quinnhart7678 3 роки тому
I'm sure he gets frustrated while actually coding it. We're just seeing the result
@TheAzizurRahman
@TheAzizurRahman 3 роки тому
@@quinnhart7678 ye
@personwatchingthings1354
@personwatchingthings1354 3 роки тому
@@quinnhart7678 r/wooosh
@quinnhart7678
@quinnhart7678 3 роки тому
@@personwatchingthings1354 r/wooosh
@taythree5549
@taythree5549 3 роки тому
Kid "Mom why is the sky blue?" Coolest Mom ever "I don't know, let's make one and find out shall we"
@jan_sipiki
@jan_sipiki 3 роки тому
i wnat that
@AN-ou6qu
@AN-ou6qu 3 роки тому
That toddler is about to get their mind absolutely exploded because nobody at that age can actually understand any of this lol, sorry coolest mom ever
@EnDeRBeaT
@EnDeRBeaT 3 роки тому
@@AN-ou6qu it's not that hard actually
@Hello-qg4yk
@Hello-qg4yk 3 роки тому
EnDeRBeaT yeah. They can understand MUCH MORE than people realise. You just need to approach it gradually
@Hello-qg4yk
@Hello-qg4yk 3 роки тому
Not: Heres quantum mechanics But: Theres this thing called a photon. It is the light you see and ... [LOTS OF DETAILED TALKING] so thats quantum mechanics. IMO they can but you just need to take so much time explaining it gradually that they already are a year older or something. Like how you dont learn everything in school in 1 year but 12
@konstantintonkov1464
@konstantintonkov1464 3 роки тому
I rewatch the videos from this series every month, because of how satisfying they are. I'm looking so much forward for you to continue this series.
@konrad8509
@konrad8509 2 роки тому
He just made a planet with atmosphere and sunsets that look so amazing and real. It's awesome to have this sort of your own world, and I hope you'll add more stuff to it.
@Ikebot
@Ikebot 3 роки тому
7:41 Reminds me of my favorite programming trick, which is writing a function and forgetting to call it later
@user-dh8oi2mk4f
@user-dh8oi2mk4f 3 роки тому
Mine is creating a function, changing the name, then forgetting I changed the name and wasting 3 hours.
@tuluppampam
@tuluppampam 3 роки тому
I declare a function, make the function and then the program decides to not let me call the function Like 2/3 functions can't be called because the program doesn't like them, while the others have no problems
@C4rnee
@C4rnee 2 роки тому
And then re-writing it only to end up with a worse function
@heinrichdertote149
@heinrichdertote149 2 роки тому
I call it before actually creating it or when it‘s just a construct which returns nothing.
@Gygasnukee
@Gygasnukee 3 роки тому
This coding adventure is scratching an Outer Wilds shaped hole in my heart and I'm loving it.
@bessiebuddy7951
@bessiebuddy7951 3 роки тому
That’s what inspired him to make this series!
@dhanushkawijethunga
@dhanushkawijethunga 3 роки тому
Mine too
@lightning_11
@lightning_11 Рік тому
7:40 Wow, that's my favorite trick, too! When I first right my code, about 90% of the functions don't exist, that way I know what I need to do to make it work.
@uklcourses9636
@uklcourses9636 2 роки тому
I reaaaally like the transition from the black space sky to the atmosphere. So natural.
@danielbrazell
@danielbrazell 3 роки тому
*sees Sebastian has uploaded a new video* Me: "It's a good day."
@flyingsalmons934
@flyingsalmons934 3 роки тому
Yes
@upscaledarchives9824
@upscaledarchives9824 3 роки тому
Wow I didnt know Star Citizen made so much progress! Jokes aside awesome work my man you always always shock me. Thank you for sharing your knowledge Cheers!
@SebastianLague
@SebastianLague 3 роки тому
Hey, thanks! Happy you like it :)
@mariocamspam72
@mariocamspam72 3 роки тому
Woah, you are first, great job!
@clintvanweerdhuizen4211
@clintvanweerdhuizen4211 3 роки тому
Sebastian Lague MAKE AN OCEAN
@clintvanweerdhuizen4211
@clintvanweerdhuizen4211 3 роки тому
Branko Fink With Sharks Whales Dolphins Turtles And Boid Fish
@clintvanweerdhuizen4211
@clintvanweerdhuizen4211 3 роки тому
Specifically Clownfish
@tem4rik202
@tem4rik202 2 роки тому
Your Coding Adventure series is the most inspiring and impressive thing I've ever seen on UKposts! Love it! Wish you the best.
@CanyonWanderer
@CanyonWanderer Рік тому
I really love this journey (which I joined an bit late by the looks of it), not only from a programming perspective, which I absolutely love, but also because of how you explain the physics behind it in the clearest way possible
@emopony5077
@emopony5077 3 роки тому
"Perhaps one day I'll write code that works perfectly first time." Liar. Such arts are arcane and beyond mortal comprehension!
@NeverEverTM
@NeverEverTM 3 роки тому
Everyone knows only the Chosen One is capable of such thing!
@U20E0
@U20E0 3 роки тому
@@NeverEverTM *writes " print( ' hi ' ) " * - " it worked perfectly first time!"
@calliope_x3
@calliope_x3 3 роки тому
luckily he's basically a god at this point
@afuu794
@afuu794 3 роки тому
there are three skill to be an expert programming : 1 : experience programming 2 : understanding physics _But most importantly..._ 3 : *talking fast like a rapper* (11:12)
@Orrinn123
@Orrinn123 3 роки тому
I love this. You have such a calm and relaxing voice. You're talking about such interesting things and it's for coding. Literally nothing I dislike about anything here
@marcoaziel
@marcoaziel 3 роки тому
these are some of the most well-done coding videos i've ever seen, really appreciate how much effort you put into making the visuals to explain concepts as you write the code
@victorzahler6175
@victorzahler6175 3 роки тому
Me: uses a inverted sphere with a unlit transparent material for the sky Sebastian: makes a 20 minute long video explaining the shaders and scripts he wrote
@helltubejackie1086
@helltubejackie1086 3 роки тому
Would a skybox work?
@Elyzeon.
@Elyzeon. 3 роки тому
@@helltubejackie1086 if you want low quality shit then yes
@theaveragepro1749
@theaveragepro1749 3 роки тому
@@helltubejackie1086 skybox is basically the inverted sphere but marginally better performance
@helltubejackie1086
@helltubejackie1086 3 роки тому
@@theaveragepro1749 o
@viveknegi4243
@viveknegi4243 3 роки тому
Sebastian Lague is a 10th-dimensional being who designed our entire universe for a school project and is now role-playing as a human to give us a tease of the entire process. Erosions, ecosystems, oceans, and now the Universe. Thank you for this video!
@Hello-qg4yk
@Hello-qg4yk 3 роки тому
That would explain everything! Especially why its free!
@garrlawproductions
@garrlawproductions 3 роки тому
words cannot explain how much joy i get from watching this series. keep up the good work, and please make a full game of this. this is literally my dream game.
@itstriggy4814
@itstriggy4814 3 роки тому
This is absolutely incredible, I'm thoroughly impressed. I can't imagine how much effort this must take, thank you for sharing your work and process!
@user-nz8qr2ds1y
@user-nz8qr2ds1y 3 роки тому
Bugs that i've found so far(in the demo): 1. Stars are visible through the ocean 2. Scattering doesn't apply on the ocean reflections/glares 3. The ocean reflections/glares are visible even when the sun is under the horizon
@MaskedRokho
@MaskedRokho 3 роки тому
Put this in the itch page.
@artispeedy
@artispeedy 3 роки тому
The oceans are almost definitely temporary.
@KittenRaee
@KittenRaee 3 роки тому
Oceans aren't really there. It's all just a shader based on planet's centre position. Sebastian would need to make them more of a "physical" in-game object over just a screen space shader
@piggy5564
@piggy5564 3 роки тому
My man is literally making Outer Wilds as a solo dev
@manuel8123
@manuel8123 3 роки тому
Ikr after watching the video I want to play Outer Wilds again
@lolmandos
@lolmandos 3 роки тому
While also making a video series on it, and making it flawless while at it, because the rest wasn't enough.
@SoulSukkur
@SoulSukkur 3 роки тому
procedural planets wouldn't work for Outer Wilds. this is like No Man's Wilds
@perfredelius8060
@perfredelius8060 3 роки тому
@@SoulSukkur I would guess that the Outer wilds planets are at least partially procedurally generated at some point and then they went in and modified them.
@SoulSukkur
@SoulSukkur 3 роки тому
@@perfredelius8060 I watched the making of documentary from noclip and they didn't suggest anything like that. they discussed how they had to design Timber Hearth as layers of spheres, and then they had to overhaul that for the Ember Twin, which has more complex geometry. everything in that game was made deliberate. they talked about how annoying it was to make brittle hollow, which has the highest level of surface detail. they had to model each of the flat bits individually. Honestly, i don't see how there would be any design benefit to procedural generation. if you want to have a way to generate as many unique-but-similar moons as you want, then go ahead and make a random crater generator. but Outer Wilds only has 3 moons, and only one of those has craters. designing systems to procedurally generate things you'll only need once is so inefficient. just make a sphere and sculpt some dents into it. no math, no parameters, full artistic control.
@TheRedAstro
@TheRedAstro 3 роки тому
This is absolutely beautiful, both from a coding and artistic perspective. Very inspired by your work. I just started learning Unity and you are my go-to resource for almost anything. Congrats and thanks!
@TheGameChangerLord
@TheGameChangerLord Рік тому
the transition at 0:26 to 0:28 was phenomenal
@Hendiadyoin1
@Hendiadyoin1 3 роки тому
Next time: adding erosion and clouds back in!
@benebene9525
@benebene9525 3 роки тому
Please!!!! That would be insane!
@kallehalvarsson5808
@kallehalvarsson5808 3 роки тому
It would be really hard though... erosion is a static effect and requires you to store all the procedural data somewhere, and raymarched clouds are extremely computationally expensive.
@voidex136
@voidex136 3 роки тому
At the end of this series he would say: "And this is how i created the earth, the universe and you. You are just thouthands lines of code and living in my simulation, watching those videos right now".
@AppyTheApe
@AppyTheApe 3 роки тому
Dammit I can't believe u just read my mind haha
@oliverer3
@oliverer3 3 роки тому
@@AppyTheApe The simulation probably doesn't have enough memory to give everyone unique thoughts or something
@AppyTheApe
@AppyTheApe 3 роки тому
@@oliverer3 Or maybe I'm just glitching because of a bug in that simulation, I'm telling you that's very much possible.
@TheHeFisher
@TheHeFisher 3 роки тому
I have been waiting for the new upload like its the day before Christmas, this video blew my mind.
@Atomizer74
@Atomizer74 3 роки тому
I absolutely love the way you have done this series, not only is it fascinating to watch and see what you managed to achieve, but as a coder also interested in these topics, it is very valuable at pointing out various techniques used, and even explaining and visualizing them to a degree to make delving into the topics easier(plus I know what to look up in order to get full details on a topic). So, thank you for these, I look forward to seeing your future progress and see what you manage to do with it moving forwards.
@ethannguyen2754
@ethannguyen2754 3 роки тому
“Hey everyone, I’ve just been having fun being a literal deity making planets”
@isodoublet
@isodoublet 3 роки тому
Electromagnetic waves don't "undulate" through space like that. We say they're transverse waves because they are formed by electric and magnetic fields that point perpendicular to the direction of travel. The wave itself may have a volume, or it may be very narrow, depending on the light source, dispersion, that sort of thing. What's actually happening is that the air molecules are being polarized by the oscillating electric field of the light traveling through it, which makes them behave like tiny little antennae and reradiate. These molecules are like mass-spring systems; they have a natural frequency they "like" to oscillate at. This resonance frequency would be the frequency that would result in the most efficient scattering. Well, it turns out that for air this frequency is actually in the ultraviolet, which means the "higher frequency = more scattering" rule works, but only for visible light. If the sun output more energy in higher wavelengths, and your eyes were sensitive to those wavelengths, you might expect the sky would be purple.
@MCSteve_
@MCSteve_ 3 роки тому
Well said. You can actually see that uv light is scattered more in practice if you use a uv camera. If you were able to see uv light, the world would be extremely misty and thick as the atmosphere is scattering the light a ton.
@akhilsubhash7644
@akhilsubhash7644 3 роки тому
earth is flat
@syfou725
@syfou725 3 роки тому
its hard to tell if ​ @Sr-71 Blackbird is a troll. I hope so
@syfou725
@syfou725 3 роки тому
also, great explanation! Thank you!
@akhilsubhash7644
@akhilsubhash7644 3 роки тому
@@syfou725 dont worry i am a troll
@dheerajc1879
@dheerajc1879 3 роки тому
Your videos are so interesting, also the content you includes...it makes you a genius...more than any other developer I've ever seen
@brandonmakridis1565
@brandonmakridis1565 3 роки тому
These coding adventures are just stunning. Absolutely great work.
@tomatoviking3538
@tomatoviking3538 3 роки тому
Up next on coding adventures: Sebastian simulates the entire universe in real time. Jokes aside I love your videos!
@balticpagan1495
@balticpagan1495 3 роки тому
episode 100, how to code self avare life forms
@andrewsprojectsinnovations6352
@andrewsprojectsinnovations6352 3 роки тому
This actually isn't completely unattainable. For a game, you wouldn't actually need to simulate the entire universe at the same time, just the region close enough that the player that they can meaningfully observe it. The rest can just be loaded/generated "on the fly" as needed, or unloaded to save space (pun intentional) if it is no longer inside this region. Methods like this are often used to enable games to have extremely large, and sometimes practically infinite, worlds (or universes in this case) that couldn't possibly fit in memory in their full forms; Minecraft is probably the most famous example. I've even seen Sebastian implement systems like this on other projects, so he could easily simulate an entire fictional universe.
@tomatoviking3538
@tomatoviking3538 3 роки тому
@@andrewsprojectsinnovations6352 he dun been woooshed
@alx1793
@alx1793 3 роки тому
@@andrewsprojectsinnovations6352 Yes you're right. The program SpaceEngine has already done something like this. (I'd suggest checking it out. The old versions are free I think or you can find some footage on yt.)
@KingBobXVI
@KingBobXVI 3 роки тому
Nah, he never optimizes it - he'll just simulate the entire universe at 12fps :P
@nathanpannell82
@nathanpannell82 3 роки тому
Your videos always amaze me! I love that you take a very physics based approach to most of these coding adventures, and the end result is beautiful!
@SebastianLague
@SebastianLague 3 роки тому
Happy you liked it, thanks!
@ultimaxkom8728
@ultimaxkom8728 3 роки тому
@@SebastianLague Please keep up the quality, man. I'd ask for that request, and also thanking you for your efforts. *Note:* I'd like to resend similar messages again in the future videos.
@mansteading9924
@mansteading9924 2 роки тому
I've watched this series 2 times its so interesting, i recently started coding and I wish i will get as good as you, keep on making great videos
@czechslovakian
@czechslovakian 3 роки тому
16:01 You literally re-made the atmosphere of Eve from KSP and I love you for that.
@majesticeagle5461
@majesticeagle5461 3 роки тому
Its not inspired by ksp at all
@czechslovakian
@czechslovakian 3 роки тому
@@majesticeagle5461 I know, it just really looks like it.
@user-ru7im4kz2g
@user-ru7im4kz2g 3 роки тому
češkoslovák
@patrickperkins1189
@patrickperkins1189 3 роки тому
I love that you include the parts where you mess up. The mistakes are often my favorite part
@lloydwalls
@lloydwalls 3 роки тому
These video's are about what he want's to explore, things he wants to try. I have tried doing similar things on a smaller scale and honestly the biggest joy in some ways is when it doesn't go right. It's easy for someone with more experience to produce a "perfect" video that doesn't show the mistakes or his frustration. By showing you all that he is first saying that you probably will never write perfect code first time, but, also that mistakes happen even when you have more experience
@Matthew_Fog
@Matthew_Fog 3 роки тому
When the sun started to go away and we saw the stars, it made me say "WOOOW" really really! Congrats!!!
@LostOnceLefthanded
@LostOnceLefthanded 2 роки тому
What a great guide and the best part about it was how thoroughly you explained everything. So thoroughly in fact, that I noticed some parts that I thought I could maybe improve even. I'm itching to try it out myself now. Really inspirational!
@bradhammond923
@bradhammond923 11 місяців тому
Man I love your tutes. Up there with book of shaders and nature of code with one’s I keep coming back too. Much appreciated
@dbhlnn
@dbhlnn 3 роки тому
"I've long since lost any faith in the code I write" same, man. same.
@YouReyKarr
@YouReyKarr 3 роки тому
The way he acts like he's just a normal programmer makes me regret my pay cheques...
@elythas128
@elythas128 3 роки тому
People have already done these things.. he learns from those people.. Pretty sure programmers do very complicated things like this. I am not saying it isn't amazing but he isn't the one to come up with everything, he learns it from other sources too.
@YouReyKarr
@YouReyKarr 3 роки тому
​@@elythas128 I am a professional developer. Very few devs have the ability to not only abstract the maths problems this well, but to also explain it so concisely... And I work with an ex-maths teacher now programmer...
@YouReyKarr
@YouReyKarr 3 роки тому
​@@elythas128 That has nothing to do with my comment though?
@YouReyKarr
@YouReyKarr 3 роки тому
@@elythas128 See you've already demonstrated my point... You couldn't even decipher a 15 word UKposts comment, let alone a university paper
@elythas128
@elythas128 3 роки тому
@@YouReyKarr Yeah sorry I responded to the wrong comment, well no, it was more confusing, I responded twice, you responded to my response, but I thought the original comment was another one, sorry for the misunderstanding. Also I am not sure why would you degrade me when I did not attack you in any way, sorry if it seemed so. (And no, I don't think I could decipher a university paper, not without prior knowledge.
@arjunpuri123
@arjunpuri123 3 роки тому
Wow, this is not only phenomenally cool code but has also helped me understand more about how light scatters through our own atmosphere as well!! Love the content, keep up the great work!
@audajostudios
@audajostudios 3 роки тому
for some reason I can't stop watching your videos... it really puts into perspect how much I have to learn as a new game developer with only a couple tutorials under my belt. can't wait for the next video. :)
@LordHonkInc
@LordHonkInc 3 роки тому
"That sped things up immensely, with the minor tradeoff of completely ruining everything" is pretty much the slogan of every first optimization attempt ever xD Your dry sense of humour is such a joy to behold, please don't ever lose it!
@nationalsarcasticsociety1312
@nationalsarcasticsociety1312 3 роки тому
In five years he's gonna make a video like "I was messing around with variables to make self-aware AI creatures."
@heavencanceller1863
@heavencanceller1863 3 роки тому
So beautiful and inspiring it almost made me cry. Keep up the amazing work!
@pixl237
@pixl237 3 роки тому
SO COOOOLLLLLLL I'm so fascinated by you're work !
@WaseemYusuf
@WaseemYusuf 3 роки тому
that feel when you accidentally discover God's secret UKposts channel detailing how he made everything
@kushagra64
@kushagra64 3 роки тому
Fun fact: those planets were once a untextured coloured sphere.
@SimplePhysics00
@SimplePhysics00 3 роки тому
before that they were cubes!
@MrWide-ht9rp
@MrWide-ht9rp 3 роки тому
Alex A wait seriously??! No way!
@espera_2192
@espera_2192 3 роки тому
So much Potential in the Blender default cube
@Real_Genji
@Real_Genji 3 роки тому
Wow... That is what I legit said outloud when watching this. Spectacular and phenomenal job
@latestcoder
@latestcoder 3 роки тому
Thanks for the explanation, thanks for the shader, thanks for everything, I respect very much the work you are doing here
Coding Adventure: Procedural Moons and Planets
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