Ascii Elden Ring??? | Prime Reacts

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  @1vEverybody · 2 years ago

  Acerola is the goat of doing random shit with shaders

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• FR

  @FrederikSchumacher · 2 years ago

  Acerola is just fantastic. His video so effortlessly mix shit-posting, meme-ing, pragmatic problem solving, application of math, all while projecting a sense of comprehension into the viewer. To be honest, I don't understand the math behind some of his VFX programming, but he makes me feel like I did. I'm really glad Prime picked this up, because Acerola deserves the visibility this will bring to his channel.

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  @maksymiliank5135 · 2 years ago

  Need more reactions of acerola videos from prime. This guy is a magician with shaders

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• SH

  @sharkinahat · 2 years ago

  &quot;A sufficiently advanced shader is indistinguishable from a duck.&quot;<br>-John Carmack (probably)

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• BI

  @billyhart3299 · 2 years ago

  Acerola is dope. I love his videos and he deserves recognition.

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• ZE

  @zekiz774 · 2 years ago

  Prime reacting to an Acerola video? Damn, that’s a pretty good birthday present

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• CR

  @crueI · 2 years ago

  I’ve pre-watched this Acerola vid

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• NO

  @normal-reaction · 2 years ago

  But Acerola 😳

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• OL

  @oliverkky · 2 years ago

  That&apos;s where the phrase &quot;image is worth a thousand words&quot; began

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• _S

  @_sukuratchi · 2 years ago (edited)

  Prime should 100% watch the pixel sorting shader video

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• ZE

  @zeusdeux · 2 years ago

  Let’s goooo baby! Acerola is OP

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• PI

  @pirateskeleton7828 · 2 years ago

  Before I discovered atan2, I had to make “atan2 at home”. The atan (arctangent) function takes the slope (ratio of y/x) and returns an angle. Unfortunately, you lose information if you just provide it a pre calculated ratio such as whether either or both of the components were negative, so classic atan can only give you an angle between [-90, 90]. atan2 takes the components separately, so it can also use a bit of logic to return all the angular values [-180, 180].

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