Ideas about science and game development
Lately I’ve been working on a custom game engine using Microsoft Visual C++ Express 2012 for Desktop. The project compiles into a dynamic library that will be linked to the main application that defines the game. The thing is I wanted to keep track of this engine version. I placed a major and minor versionRead More
Sometimes you are bound to plot 2D real functions with a big positive maximum and a small (in comparison) negative minimum. In case you use a colormap like ‘jet’ you must be aware of two things: Jet/Rainbow is usually a bad choice for colormap for several reasons. The reader must infer which color corresponds toRead More
When making a 2D game one usually must assemble several images (sprites) into a single big texture (sprite sheet). On the game the sprite sheet will be loaded and the different sprites will be shown accordingly to game events or the game internal time (animations). Imagine that your awesome artist (<3) gives you these imagesRead More