Papug's Ducking Render Engine
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@birbuh
- 3 Devlogs
- 8 Total hours
A circuit building software. Written in Dioxus and WGPU. Rust.
Ship #1
Pending review
@birbuh
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Papug's Ducking Render Engine
Okay, so I basically wanted to:
- Learn some low-level programming (wgpu)
- Try out vibe-coding a bit (I’ve never did it before, trust me or not), but not in the way you think. I wanted to learn along the AI writing the code (spoiler: it didn’t work)
- Just have fun
I had done NOTHING from those three. Well, I vibe-coded a little, but I genuinely HATED EVERY MOMENT FROM IT. I’m never touching it again.
I decided to ship it for a lesson for me and others: Don’t vibe-code if you don’t have to. It’s not fun and it’s not giving you anything except for frustration and it only takes away your money. Just use it as a tool (for example automation), not a partner, and nothing will suck.
Not to mention I had bigger plans for this, but I’ve scrapped them because I hate the project already.
Stay hydrated. Thumbsup emoji.
@birbuh
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I vibecoded the rest and added the web version on my github.io site. I’m sick of it. I hope it’s the last thing I touch there…
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Well… it works… right?
I hate WGPU.
It was supposed to be a breadboard…
I’m trying to abandon this ASAP to not lose my sanity.
AI made this even worse. I’m not coming back to rendering anytime soon.
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I made a rendering engine in wgpu and dioxus native. I used AI for this, as it’s my first project like that.
Next goal: add an actual interface and a PCB to spawn.
The cube is an AI generated example. I’ll hopefully won’t use AI again. I did this for learning purposes, not because I’m lazy.
