Planet Chili

Doesn't the emplace function perform a move? Don't think there are any copies performed here. If you think a move is still expensive for your object you could always store a pointer (preferably unique_ptr) rather than the object itself, then construct the object using new.

Like this: Red

The short answer is that more precision being at near plane is a "natural" byproduct, but the 1/z relationship is by design. Now for the long answer... Here's a nice image that made things very clear for me: https://developer.nvidia.com/sites/default/files/akamai/gameworks/blog/Depthprecision/graph1...

If it's recursive then static might not work the way you want it to in that example as it overwrites changes of the previous call. That being said, it usually isn't worth doing this kind of thing it but there is some merit to avoiding common dynamic allocations. For objects like std::string (where S...

FinalL made a fork thats been ported to OpenGL/glfw/glad: https://github.com/FinalL/chili_framework
Supposedly works on Linux, I'm guessing would also work on Mac.
Worth giving that a try.

Amazing work :o The game looks extremely polished. The art and sound effects are great, and I love the little camera movements when you do an attack. The game mechanics are also fast paced and exciting, exactly my type of game :D Some things I think you could improve: - I think you could pick a bett...

My usual approach is to just step through in debugger for exceptions I don't throw myself to figure out where they're thrown. As for exceptions that I throw myself, I usually use a macro that triggers a breakpoint in debug builds. Example: #ifdef _DEBUG #define ERROR(msg) __debugbreak() #else #defin...

Just define it yourself in project properties.

While having debug configuration selected in properties window:
C/C++ > Preprocessor > Preprocessor Definitions > Add in IS_DEBUG

You should watch Chili's vids on smart pointers, they explain everything in depth. It's all based on the concept of ownership. To answer your questions briefly: Can I use the same smart pointer in one container AND in another container at the same time ? Kind of, it depends what kind of relationship...

Game looks sweet :O
You should definitely post a demo once it's playable

Your scripting language has some interesting syntactic choices with everything being function-like, kind of reminds me of Lisp.