COMP4300 - Game Programming - Lecture 03 - Assignment 1 and C++ Environment Setup

[@fakedevdutt]

You do what you do Dave no need to entertain anyone this is very good and enough

[@computersciencestudentriverbat]

This is a great overview. The code walkthrough is really good. I wish I had this sort of course at my school. Look forward to the next lecture.

[@israel4101]

12:06 -- ImGui assignment preview 45:49 -- ImGui scale up 52:49 -- ImGui draw ui code

[@LinkChenTW]

Just take notes for my own. 00:42:13 "make clean" to remove all of intermediate build files on Mac or Linux

[@aleksandarstanisic1848]

It's great ty.

[@mateuslima5102]

Hello Dave, is there any way to access a generic assignment just to follow the class?

[@gusgus1330]

No. Dave covers this in the first lecture's comments... In short doesn't want his students to find completed solutions to the assignments online and also recommends finding a video series on SFML (there are many on youtube) for help. Here's a good one: kzbin.info/aero/PL21OsoBLPpMOO6zyVlxZ4S4hwkY_SLRW9&si=A1rzKWKsXTVNgOR7 Edit: The courses syllabus recommends the book "SFML Game Development by Example"

[@DaveChurchill]

www.cs.mun.ca/~dchurchill/teaching/youtube.txt

[@emblink27]

Don’t feel discouraged, if you really want to follow I can assure you that it’s possible to complete all assignments just by following the course. 99% of the source code is shown during the lectures. It takes a lot of time and effort, but it’s definitely doable and you will learn a lot.

[@mateuslima5102]

Thank you all, and a special thanks to Dave!

[@moveonvillain1080]

@@DaveChurchill I paused the video and wrote the entire code. Can I put it on Github for the youtube cohort to see? Setup is sfml-ingui cmake template.