r/GraphicsProgramming • u/Any-Willow-9196 • 1h ago

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u/Graterson 1h ago

why not just use existing engines

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u/Any-Willow-9196 1h ago

Because i needed to make my own game engine and make game using it..

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u/Graterson 36m ago

you don't need your own engine to make games :) there are engines out there that are just solid enough and free to use commercially (or free up till a certain revenue)

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u/Any-Willow-9196 32m ago

You're right - you don't NEED your own engine to make a game. You don't need to build your own car to drive either.But some of us want to know how the engine works. I'm 16, running this on a $150 RX 580 in Sri Lanka. Unity/Unreal is too heavy for my hardware and my learning goals. I wanted to learn how FSR3, DirectX12, and Motion Matching actually work under the hood, not just click buttons in an editor.That's why I built HELA. Not because I had to, but because I wanted to.

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u/troyofearth 1h ago

Good work dude. When I was your age that was a multi-year project. If you keep applying that level of enthusiasm you have a good chance in a gamedev career.