Rust
Haven't coded anything in half a year. Pretty sad. A few months ago when I was still working on it I added a whole bunch of things to my 2D game engine like a simple physics engine which controlled collision along with gravity and stuff for my particle engine and I streamlined in so it ran on half the resources. But I essentially gave up because It wasn't fun. I believe in order for you to be successful with your project you truly have to enjoy what you do, otherwise you will crumble and fail. Forcing yourself to do something that you don't even need to do, where is the fun in that? Plus the amounts of compiler errors which took me exponentially increasing time each error to fix really just pwned me.
Also with that, I sort of cheating learning the SDL graphics and audio API, I went through the documentation for a few days, and took only the things I knew I would use, then made an OOP mini API that just called the SDL functions, so I technically learned my own API of sorts, but now that it's all gone, I guess I have to relearn the API forreal this time
Damn, I'm probably rusty as hell, probably forgot all good practice too
If I want to get restarted I guess the best route is to go back to day 1 of sam's...maybe.
Use it or lose it
tl;dr: Read the post and don't be so lazy, it's only a few hundred words.
Update: Since I'm too poor to buy a book and I'd rather use my money to buy something like video games I'm using these tutorials to start over. They are guides for C, then there is an one for C++ which teaches the additions (Not like you guise are going to use them anyways, plus they are in Japanese ^^) I have a feeling that I won't need to use them too much, just for review essentially. http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~yf8k-kbys/c0.html
Also with that, I sort of cheating learning the SDL graphics and audio API, I went through the documentation for a few days, and took only the things I knew I would use, then made an OOP mini API that just called the SDL functions, so I technically learned my own API of sorts, but now that it's all gone, I guess I have to relearn the API forreal this time
Damn, I'm probably rusty as hell, probably forgot all good practice too
If I want to get restarted I guess the best route is to go back to day 1 of sam's...maybe.Use it or lose it
tl;dr: Read the post and don't be so lazy, it's only a few hundred words.
Update: Since I'm too poor to buy a book and I'd rather use my money to buy something like video games I'm using these tutorials to start over. They are guides for C, then there is an one for C++ which teaches the additions (Not like you guise are going to use them anyways, plus they are in Japanese ^^) I have a feeling that I won't need to use them too much, just for review essentially. http://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~yf8k-kbys/c0.html
Originally Posted by Hassan
