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That's really impressive! I haven't even come close to developing a game since I played with the old school Game Maker back in high school, but pathfinding see
by ravenstine 4y ago
That's really impressive! I haven't even come close to developing a game since I played with the old school Game Maker back in high school, but pathfinding seems like a very intriguing challenge. You've got a new YouTube sub. :)
What's the tech stack you're using for the game? I'm not really familiar with how games are typically made these days other than that it seems like a lot of people are using Unity.
- YesBox 4y ago2x Thanks! I'm using C++, SFML (graphics framework), and SQLite (for data storage/saves). Game & engine is developed from the ground up. A lot of people choose existing engines for their games. I definitely would if I were to go 3D. With 2D grid based games, it's not too difficult to get an engine up and running. It took me around 6 weeks IIRC (no physics or networking code though) to have basic tile placement functionality and outputting the game world to the screen.