Switching to another Tech Stack can be a dreadful thought. You have to learn many things from scratch, since it's likely that you'll be using different programming languages, frameworks and libraries than what you've grown accustomed to.
What I learned from participating in my second (third) Game Jam and what came out of it (Devils Tower).
Even back when there was no fancy 3D real time rendering, I wanted to mess around in virtual worlds and experience, what I couldn't in real life. This inevitably lead to me wanting to create computer games myself...
Constructive Solid Geometry, using Boolean operations to create more complex geometry out of simple, manifold shapes.
This will be my blog/diary throughout the process of developing my first game. What I've done so far... Procedural "Plants" / "Rocks" / "Blobs"...Simple sandbox to play with vehicle physics,…
After spending a lot of time studying different approaches to generating maps and or planets (this and or this is a very good starting point) I tried to implement a…
In the last post I wrote about how I created elevation, biome colors and put it all together on a 2D map. In this post I'll go one step further…
Since my last post I've been struggling with a number of realizations about procedural content generation, that effectively slowed down my progress to a point where I didn't even write…
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