The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

If you think netcode is easy, you didn't build netcode. You built a socket listener with optimism. Houston, TX Joined February 2026

Tweets

10
Followers

39
Following

11
Likes

15

The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

2 months ago

@TAbrodi Now use L-Trees to have a beautiful blooming tree sim :)

1 0 1 72 0

View Details

The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

3 months ago

@boobs_scary Hey I did that 👀

0 0 5 194 0

View Details

The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

3 months ago

Been watching this guy start with some super janky procedural noise and now he’s got a procedural everything. It’s insane.

math2mesh @math2mesh

3 months ago

#ScreenshotSaturday — 100+ unique NPCs with procedural hair, beards, gear, and races. (Incremental improvements) Running smooth. No models. No textures. No engine. Everything is generative geometry. #gamedev #indiedev #proceduralgeneration #mmorpg #morpg #solodev #javascript

2 0 17 494 1

0 0 4 167 0

View Details

The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

4 months ago

@Strange_Heroes @Izkimar Keep your phone nearby <3

0 0 1 14 0

View Details

The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

4 months ago

@Strange_Heroes @Izkimar Mirror lets you skip* netcode. Spawn lets you skip code entirely — say "make a game" and get one. Already networked with rollback, fully predicted, feels like you're offline. Mirror's rollback has been "experimental" for years. Can be done in Unity ≠ everyone can do it.

1 0 1 18 0

View Details

The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

4 months ago

Most prediction/rollback implementations fail for a reason that isn’t determinism. It’s not reconciliation either. It’s something much more boring. And much more dangerous.

0 0 4 137 0

View Details

The NetCode Guy @TheNetCodeGuy

4 months ago

@SeloSlav @spawn Determinism is not a substitute for rollback. Network jitter means remote inputs arrive unpredictably. Rollback corrects these, not non-determinism. The only alternatives are lockstep or non-predicted server authority, where players feel network delay on every action.