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Now imagine how much better - the code - your improvement in knowledge would have been if you had skipped copilot and described your problem and asked for al
by juped 1y ago
Now imagine how much better
- the code
- your improvement in knowledge
would have been if you had skipped copilot and described your problem and asked for algorithmic help?
- bongodongobob 1y agoNow imagine that he's interested in finishing his game, not the intricacies of raycasting algorithms.
- johnnyanmac 1y agoIdk, depends on the situation. Is he a student trying to show stuff on a resume? Is he a professional trying to sell a product? Is he a researcher trying to report findings? A startup trying to land a pitch? The value isn't objective and very much depends on end goals.People seem to trounce out the "make games, not engines" without realizing that engine programmers still do exist.
- techjamie 1y agoIt was just a small personal test of skill with no purpose or stakes. Not even really with intent to make a real game, just a slice of something that resembled a game to see how far I could get without help. Then, once I got as far as I could, research and see how I could do better.
- juped 1y ago> to test my understanding of Raylib