FINALLY! Bindless textures in Vulkan API using .NET/C# are implemented! 🎉Before, every model group that had different textures needed its own separate shader and material. But now? One single shader and one single material can be used for all of them! 🙌✨
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Okayyy, it seems my OBJ loader finally leveled up! She’s now rocking even with just vertex positions and UVs, but with multi-group support with different materials - talk about versatility, babe! 💅🎀 Okay, I’m sleepy now… nytie~ 😴💤

( Credit Mixamo Model Remy )

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Aww okay~ 💖 My OBJ mesh loader for .NET/C# is now working - and it’s both cute and fabulous! LOL ✨You’re totally right - the Wavefront .obj format isn’t that scary! It’s mostly just positions, texture coordinates, and normals! 🌸

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Today I finally finished implementing the different Blend States - SOLID OPAQUE, ALPHA TRANSPARENT, ALPHA TRANSLUCENT, and ALPHA SOLID TRANSLUCENT! 💖 It feels so satisfying to see everything blending beautifully now. 💃

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Seriously, guys — I had no idea this was even possible! 🎉

I just realized I might actually be able to build a Mario Maker style editor using what I’ve accomplished so far - hosting a Vulkan backend renderer directly inside a WinForms app.

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Phew~ it took me the whole day on my Vulkan API GameDev project in .NET/C#, to finally got the image loader, texture, and sampler working with the material! Feeling so good yet sooo sleepy hehe 💕🎨 Time to call it a night 🌙😴

Naturally, WPF can also host Vulkan-based rendering ✅, allowing you to integrate high-performance graphics within a standard .NET desktop application. 🥰

Naturally, WPF can also host Vulkan-based rendering ✅, allowing you to integrate high-performance graphics within a standard .NET desktop application. 🥰

Stop the presses!😅 I actually got 𝗩𝘂𝗹𝗸𝗮𝗻 𝗔𝗣𝗜 𝗚𝗮𝗺𝗲𝗗𝗲𝘃 in .𝗡𝗘𝗧 to behave inside a 𝗪𝗶𝗻𝗳𝗼𝗿𝗺𝘀 𝗨𝘀𝗲𝗿 𝗖𝗼𝗻𝘁𝗿𝗼𝗹! 💃🔥 Who knew I’d spend my Friday night wrestling APIs instead of my hair straightener? 😂 But hey, it works, and I feel like a coding goddess! 👑💻

What kind of sorcery and unholy black magic is this?!👀 My Vulkan API GameDev project in .NET/C# is actually running on WinForms! I swear I didn’t sacrifice any GPUs to the coding gods today… or did I? ✨

In my Vulkan API implementation for .NET GameDev project, I rendered a single triangle model using lock draw frame of ErraticVolatile and achieved 2.5K FPS. 🥰 When testing with a scene containing 3K triangle models, I was still able to maintain approx 60FPS 😱 using per-model, per-mat rendering.

😱OMG You Guys! 💃

I finally got my Vulkan API .NET GameDev Project to render a triangle! 💻🚀

And no, it's not just a triangle - this baby is serving a Raster, Blend, and Material states like it's walking the runway at Shader Fashion Week 💃😇

I've already initialized the Vulkan API, as mentioned in my previous post about my GameDev journey-building a pet 2D mini engine using Vulkan API and C#.

Today, I successfully completed the device creation step,
and it feels really great! 😊

Quick look at some of the capabilities exposed: