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Let's say you wrote your engine in GL and got some good followers etc on github. You have the opportunity to now re-write your code with GL command lists / vulkan but you'll have to drastically re-write a lot of rendering code. You make no money from this, and because of strenuos 40hrs of work in the week, can really on work a few hours per day if that and on the weekends.
Do you commit to upgrading your rendering code to vulkan for the next 6 months or do you just say "gud enuff" ?
any other wizards?
>>54801225
>good followers etc on github
>You make no money from this
Sounds like I wasn't doing it for the money to begin with.
>>54801662
but you have dreams of working in movie / game studios with big crews etc
Probably not worth it. Try using vulkan for new projects.
>>54801732
This.
>>54801732
This project is "it". All the old projects have been merged into this one.
Hey, is that a 1080 in the background?
>>54801766
Well, then it depends how decoupled your interface to OpenGL is. Replacing it is no option, you need to provide vulkan as a second rendering option.
And you will never end up with good code the first time working with Vulkan, so try using it without your engine first.
