Coding Pong in C from Scratch | Completing Player Movements | Ep. 2

[@insadeyt]

I usually don't comment but your videos are helping me a lot like the amount of knowledge I just gained in these videos are crazy. Thank you so much 😊. I am subbed ♥️.

[@HirschDaniel]

Thanks a lot! That's good motivation for the next videos!

[@ElaineParra]

Right on time right on path! thanks

[@cdtapes]

Nice as always very educational

[@povijarrro]

Hello. I think (May be wrong) it is dependent on keyboard (hw one) how and how many keys it sends.

[@HirschDaniel]

Yes that is probably the case, thanks a lot!

[@Nico-mi2pr]

Could it also be the key repeat rate and delay configured in the OS? I’m also thinking about something involving the WSL, but I’m not entirely sure about this

[@aventyrskonsulterna]

Another great video! Has not seen ep3 yet! BUT! I ChatGPT:ed (is that cheating?) the conflicting paddle-movement and got this : (then it works for multiple players) Delete this if cheating. :) const Uint8 *keyState = SDL_GetKeyboardState(NULL); if (keyState[SDL_SCANCODE_DOWN]) { move_player( surface, &pl1, 1 ); }

[@HirschDaniel]

Nah, it's not cheating! Any solution is welcome. It doesn't matter where it's from. Did you test it and is it working? If yes, awesome!

[@aventyrskonsulterna]

@@HirschDaniel yep it's working! ;)

[@HirschDaniel]

awesome!