This is great. These are the basics that are sometimes missing or hidden within long paragraphs, etc. This is what the youngsters need!
Basic movement for #gamedev. Yes, many people know this stuff. It still certainly would have helped me starting out.
There is another thing I want to demonstrate, but it requires this prerequisite knowledge.pic.twitter.com/gGeMu8VtU4
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I'm still mad about the Fing inverted y axis everywhere. We aren't programming Atari 2600's anymore folks. We can do a subtraction or just build hardware that reads the frame buffer in reverse. We should never have let it go this long.
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Although on the Atari, usually people DID make +Y go up (to save a few clock cycles in the kernel, since counting down is faster than counting up because you can BNE)....
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Same. I plan to cover some things that were part of the "done for you" stuff in the game maker I started with.
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#HourOfCode from@codeorg at the school I teach at. Will be giving this to the computer teacher. -
Pretty cool! I hope it helps!
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This is a pretty
guide, but can someone explain to me why the Y position goes up with negative numbers, whereas most other graphs do the opposite?
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