Lately I have been reading about behavior tress, poking dots and color with procedural generation, and I felt like I had to go back to finish pacman. Finishing project is sometime tedious and could seem

I am done with the first codebase for rendering with SDL. I will write a tutorial about how to : Set up a tiled board Spawn a player and move it with the keyboard arrows Set up FPS and game speed

Rendering a TicTacToe board using SDL I somehow ran out of time before I could clean and tweak this code, the click areas are approximate while the multiple SDL_Delay() calls for debug make the game look

Implementing SDL into my first c++ game Today I will enhance the GUI of my TicTacToe game and make it a fully rendered application. For that I will use the SDL2 library. What is SDL? SDL stands for Simple

SmartDeviceLink - (SDL) Industry Standard for In-Vehicle Connectivity Made Simple Screenshots Hunter's comment What is SDL? In simple words - simply sets an Industry Standard for In-Vehicle Connectivity.

In the game technologies chapter of the book it seeks to teach you about popular license agreements, useful technologies available to us, introduce us to the Concurrent Versioning System, talk about Doxygen,

I am Earth Otherwise A.K.A. Paul Larocque. I am a novice programmer and game designer. I combine 3 different, old SDL C++ OpenGL tutorials into a single cohesive video series which will result in teaching

My first game, i ever wrote. Hope you will enjoy : 3 You can check it out on - > ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS