Mouse Screen Coordinates to Game Viewport Coordinates | Coding a 2D Game Engine in Java #30

[@voxelrifts]

First... :D Great video!

[@joshd2538]

13:27 shouldn't this be if it's true rather than if false?

[@CritHop]

I know I'm a year late to your comment but thank you, I was wondering why my mouse Listener wasn't working

[@luandkg]

Great !

[@vixellar7933]

Did you try krita?

[@GamesWithGabe]

Hey @Vixellar, I have used Krita before, and it works great. However it has a fixed canvas size which is a bit limiting. It seems like OneNote is working again for the time being, but I now have a lot of alternatives to fallback on :D

[@hoax5347]

@@GamesWithGabe there isnt a fixed canvas size you just need to create a new document and set the size you want accordingly, I reccomend using a tutorial :)

[@abrlr]

Hey Gabe, I'd like to recommend Leonardo (www.getleonardo.com/) instead of OneNote, it's a really good app for sketching on Windows ! Nice video as usual, can't wait for your next physics engine episode, keep up the wonderful work !

[@GamesWithGabe]

Thanks @Arthur! I took a look at it and it looks like a really interesting drawing program, however I am looking for something free. I may change my mind one day down the road though :)

[@owlsuppreme]

Try Microsoft Whiteboard, its a drawing app, you can find it on the Microsoft store

[@GamesWithGabe]

Thanks @Pixilate! I have used Microsoft whiteboard before, and my one problem with it is it doesn't support shapes very easily, I may go back to it though because it seems to be the best alternative :)

[@LeopoldPeters]

use paint