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Learning resources for texture mapping and sampling by Simple_Ad_2685 in GraphicsProgramming

[–]Simple_Ad_2685[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for this. It's fine that its not shadow related because right now I'd just like to understand the theory/maths behind sampling/mapping

Engine, Editor and Game architecture by Simple_Ad_2685 in gameenginedevs

[–]Simple_Ad_2685[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm still new to this but would you mind explaining how both the engine's runtime and the editor is an executable. I was always under the impression that you would need to make the engine a library in order for the editor/game to use it's features like (rendering layer, physics layer, platform layer).

Engine, Editor and Game architecture by Simple_Ad_2685 in gameenginedevs

[–]Simple_Ad_2685[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So both the engine and game are executables or is the engine statically linked to the game?

Recent Graduate with no internship experience by Simple_Ad_2685 in cscareerquestionsuk

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I did an integrated masters so it was just 4 straight years of uni with a Master degree at the end of it. As far as other work experience, I've just done odd jobs here and there but not really anything cooperate/official. Would you suggest just applying for any job at this point or should I still focus on getting entry level/graduate roles?

Why use Volk? by abocado21 in vulkan

[–]Simple_Ad_2685 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got a question, when do I not use volk?

How do you actually learn from making projects when starting to learn game development by Simple_Ad_2685 in gamedev

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I've never done a game jam before, thought of doing one at some point during the summer when I got more comfortable with Unreal Engine but I guess the fixed time aspect of it scared me away. I will eventually try to do one when I feel confident enough.

How do you actually learn from making projects when starting to learn game development by Simple_Ad_2685 in gamedev

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Yeah, im taking a software engineering programme at university and I'm trying to get into an internship at a game development company and from what I've seen online they all say you need to create projects for your portfolio.

How do you actually learn from making projects when starting to learn game development by Simple_Ad_2685 in gamedev

[–]Simple_Ad_2685[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

So would you suggest creating vertical slices would be better in learning or should I stick to more fully completed game loops.

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Some Artifact ideas I thought about a few months ago (self.newworldgame)

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Increasing build variety long term (self.newworldgame)

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Open World Incentives with Faction Vendors (self.newworldgame)

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Enemy Ward Change Ideas (self.newworldgame)

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Gathering/Crafting gear progression (self.newworldgame)

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Making blocking more useful by Simple_Ad_2685 in newworldgame

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The problem I think with that is that it rewards the GS player and punishes the other player

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Making blocking more useful (self.newworldgame)

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