Today we added the ability to shoot, the last bit of last week's work. Then we put in our enemy witches and allowed them to be shot. Good stuff. Tomorrow I'll try to give the evil witches AI to jockey

In today's Dream Game Stream, we animated a witch shooting, and her shot. Due to digestive shenanigans, we did not make it all the way to today's goal of having her fire off bolts of magic energy, which

I'm not on Steemit to earn Steem bucks, although that's super cool. I'm on Steemit because of the moral panic. Like the Satanic Panic of the late eighties/early nineties, a vocal group of morality police

If you are a game programmer, you probably have an instinctive desire to optimize your code so that it will run fast. Or you might want to optimize it so that it takes up less space in memory. Often, though,

Lazy Initialization in C# Or: How to check for null everywhere and nowhere. The Problem Do you run into this code a lot? if (Locations == null) Locations = new List<Vector2>(); // Followed by a bunch

No one is cool enough to really have the name Jack Dragon. But some are cool enough to have the stage name Jack Dragon. I am one of the few, the proud, the Jack Dragon. I stream game creation on twitch.