Claudio Z.

CS, Blender, and a touch of art. Nothing is perfect, but adventurously handmade.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

🚀 Smash The Mesh (STM) is a #GodotEngine add-on that lets you break 3D meshes into multiple pieces and apply physics to each fragment! Now in BETA, with caching for quick loading. Open-source and free to download! Get it here: https://t.co/9DiYo7RpDb 🔧 #Godot4 #GameDev

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@raysan5 Congrats on the new release of #raylib! 💯
Can’t wait to give it a proper try as soon as I get some time.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@jam3scampbell A specific use case: I use a canvas document to manage my fridge contents, but when ChatGPT suggests recipes or ingredients, it often doesn't re-read the updated canvas and ends up recommending items that are no longer available.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@Saish_in3D @measure_plan @threejs I'm really glad you got it to build! I absolutely know how that feels, believe me😄
As for me, I wrestled with Bazel the dull way: PowerShell → Bazel CLI → error → fix → repeat... until I finally won.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@Saish_in3D @measure_plan @threejs Have you tried building a C API .so target in Bazel, even on Windows? The MediaPipe hand landmarker can compile into a DLL (or .so) that depends only on OpenCV. I had to tweak parts of the code for compatibility, but I used MSVC, not Clang. Could be a helpful starting point.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@_brunodeangelis @Hamster_Lite I haven't compiled with GPU support for portability reasons; performance wasn't critical for this demo.

To enable GPU with MediaPipe C/C++, you need the Bazel build system. I'd recommend starting on Linux: better support and simpler setup. My demo, instead, was built on Windows.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

👋 Real-time AI hand tracking in #cplusplus and #raylib using Google #MediaPipe (C API build, no Python).
Double-hand detection · Smoothed landmarks · 20–25 ms CPU response.
Compiling MediaPipe for C/C++ wasn't trivial, but it works!
#handtracking #gamedev

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@ImVasurita I'm using the default built-in font from #raylib, nothing custom yet. 🙂

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@CarlosDelfinoCP Hi! I’m considering sharing on GitHub after more testing. I'd also like to provide binaries for Windows/Linux/macOS (building it from source isn’t exactly straightforward). This setup uses MediaPipe Hands without Gesture Recognizer, so gestures need to be implemented separately.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@JoseLuAlba Thanks! Yes, I'm using 3D keypoints with linear interpolation and heuristics (like sudden wrist shifts or hand switches). I'm also exploring the 1€ filter (https://t.co/rQoQ1dDJ51). Gesture recognition isn't built-in yet, but I'm considering sharing after more testing.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@Hamster_Lite It's pretty impressive when you realize that this entire hand detection module, compiled as a C API, is under 8 MB. The model itself is just around 7 MB. Even cooler, the detection runs entirely on CPU. With GPU enabled, I’d expect it to perform even better in a game engine ☺️

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@flof_fly Thank you 🙏

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@raysan5 Thank you! Well, it's also thanks to #raylib, it really makes my life easier with these projects! ☺️

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

Calling this playful #b3d test "Greasy-Ivy":
Sketching ivy in #CG with the #GreasePencil and growing it procedurally using #GeometryNodes and modifiers.

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@azrhyga Thank you! 🙏

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

So, I modeled a tulip in #Blender, imported it into #GodotEngine ... and then things got out of hand 😄

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

🚀 First release of the #Rust content card feed system for my homepage is live! No more empty pages.
It's animated, responsive, and GPU-powered! 🦀
Check it out: https://t.co/sYzq8Mhs8K

#creativecoding #indieweb

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

@HugoDuprez Thank you! After I finish this project, I should have learned a couple more things in Rust, and hopefully my homepage won’t be empty anymore. 😄

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

Built a tiny editor in #csharp to manage the new content feed card system for my #rust homepage. Almost at the finish line! 🦀

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

I’ve started building a responsive, WebGL-powered, card-based content feed for my #WebAssembly homepage using #Rust!🧩

It features a masonry-style layout, deferred image loading, simple culling, and smooth scrolling. An interesting learning experience!

#creativecoding #indieweb

[Claudio Z. @cloudofoz]

As an experiment, I swapped the default macroquad::ui with #egui in my web demo. Interesting results:

WASM: 512 KB → 2.2 MB
Gzip: 215 KB → 1.1 MB
Brotli: 188 KB → 991 KB

Compression helps, but #egui adds ~1.5 MB!

#Rust #WASM #Brotli #Gzip