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Something ive needed on my learning journey is attacking "both ends" -- so something like sedgewick for reading and then something about using pre-builds and c#
by quinnjh 5y ago
Something ive needed on my learning journey is attacking "both ends" -- so something like sedgewick for reading and then something about using pre-builds and c# in unity.
Its nice to actually hang out in 3D space and start to build an intuition between fiddling with the c# and whats going on in your unity scene.
Maybe your toy engine has legs and you're better off with a more foundational approach. Personally though i find dense coursework obfuscating and like having my "microwave dinners" on the way to knowing how to cook from scratch ;)
Dont listen to my advice tho listen to someone pitching a bunch of boring books. Its the right way...
- quinnjh 5y agoMore bad advice - Maybe there are some 3D models out there (sketchfab turbosquid cgtrader) that model some of your favorite chemical structures? Ways to play with stuff from your other backgrounds? The 3D plane holds so much possibility for drawing on other disciplines. Also daniel shiffman has some absolutely deranged and highly caffeinated intros in various flavors of js- his series "the nature of code" is very magnetic and accessible and his clumsy exuberant vibe is good for busting imposter syndrome.