Planet Chili

Seems like a reputable publication. Maybe I'll use it as a guide when I start teaching actual C++. Here's what I'm reading on the train: Artificial Intelligence: A Modern Approach Basically it is THE book to read if you are interested in artificial intelligence (and if you're a game programmer, you...

Wow man, still trying to decipher your code (cos I'm not good at reading the code). Good job.

Crypt wrote:Please tell what edition or year these books came out, because i'm looking on this Beginning C++ Through Game Programming, but there are like 3 editions.

I'm reading the third one, so I can't say what's the difference between them.

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"Beginning C++ Through Game Programming".

This one is actually good and easy to understand as it gives info in terms of gaming. Reading through it now and finding it quite entertaining.

I'll be waiting for that day to come

It may be a dumb idea, but it's something I was thinking of basically from the beginning so it might very well happen bro.

I think this Idea is a bit dumb cos it's a huge task, might be a too big bite to chew, but in terms of mechanic and explaining how to make it all work rouglikes are the best.

I would like to see some lame rougelike in the distant future. You could show how to make something to generate randomly and also how to tie together all the numbers in those types of games. Of course it is too hardcore for now, but still maybe someday. On a second thought forget it it was a dumb id...

I decided not to flood the forum with another "Thank you" topic, but really... Thank you, man! I've started to read some books, but they are not as clear as your lessons. I don't know who you are, or why you teach complete strangers, but I personally think that you do a noble (YES NOBLE!) thing :D P...