Framebuffers in OpenGL | Coding a 2D Game Engine in Java #27

[@GamesWithGabe]

To everyone following this series in real time, I thought I would be able to record two tutorials (one for the game engine series and one for the physics series) this week, but I am moving over this upcoming weekend (August 8-10) and my life has been quite hectic with all the preparations. So, unfortunately, I will not release any new tutorial videos until next week on August 11th and 14th. After that, I should resume my usual schedule of 2-3 videos a week :)

[@DG-xh8fz]

Thank you! I've been trying to figure out how to do a Framebuffer with a 2D game, and all the examples I've seen so far have been with 3d in mind, and so they made it more complicated. I followed your code and got my off screen rendering finally working!

[@GamesWithGabe]

Nice D G! I'm glad the tutorial helped you out in the end :)

[@pislify34]

good explanation 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@GamesWithGabe]

Thanks! 😃

[@rxn7]

will you cover adding custom components/scripts? i mean like in any other engine you can add your custom script, not only use the built-in ones

[@rxn7]

Exporting a game would be really cool as well

[@GamesWithGabe]

@@rxn7 I am just about to cover adding custom components/scripts (it should be relatively simple) and I'll show how to export a game, but we won't be able to build it into the engine since it's not really ideal for Java games. I'll explain more once we get to that phase though

[@rxn7]

9:30 Why not just check if oTex.getFilepath() == filePath? we're getting the width and height directly from the file so it theoretically can't be different

[@GamesWithGabe]

You could do that if you want and it should behave the same way, it just provides a bit of extra safety to check everything and comparing 3 more numbers doesn't tax the CPU :)

[@voxelrifts]

FBO open up...... Sorry ill stop. :)

[@GamesWithGabe]

Lol, I had to restrain myself from making that joke too while recording