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Software Engineer at @SHGames | Previously Lead Programmer at @samuraipunk | Opinions are my own | Trampolines make me happy | #BlackLivesMatter 🖤💛❤️

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    2. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018

      Hey Lachlan, I'll answer them the best I can.

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    3. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018
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      1. If you don’t know any programming, try some getting started tutorials online or on Youtube. (Sorry I don’t know good ones off the top of my head).

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    4. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018
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      1. If you know a bit of programming already http://www.cplusplus.com/  and https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/language-reference/ … are good references for language specific C++/C# stuff. Most frameworks and engines also have documentation on how to use them.

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    5. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018
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      2. This entirely depends on the situation. If you have so much data that memory is a problem then you’ll need to save it into a file/database (but that's for a LOT of data). Otherwise array, vector/list, map/dictionary, +more are all built to be better for different things.

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    6. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018
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      3. This isn’t something I’ve ever had to think about since the engine (Unity) handles it for us. However, what I think your looking for is how to make your game frame rate independent.

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    7. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018
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      3. Basically frame rate independent is the game runs the same no matter the frame rate (but you’re always going to have problems with a really low frame rate). Have a look into delta time, it’s used to change things per second rather than per frame.

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    8. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018
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      4. You shouldn’t have to choose between them, you can make efficient code neat. Things like a consistent code style, meaningfully naming things and adding comments explaining hard to understand code make a big difference.

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    9. Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018
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      4. The goal is to make your code clear enough that someone else can understand it without too much effort.

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      Darcy Sandall‏ @darcy_sandall 19 May 2018

      5. So I do this is my head but it took some practice. When I was starting was taught to use UML to plan out the structure of my code. When your doing this you don’t have to stick to the UML guidelines, just do it in a way where you can understand it

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