How I Learned to Create Games | From Artist to Game Developer

[@actionwarrior2042]

Love the video! A couple of things to add when comparing visual to written: - Visual forces you to think about every connection, which can be helpful when learning at first; however, it may take up extra brain power once you understand fundamental concepts. - Adding custom features can be more accessible in written versus Both can be overwhelming at different points of a project: - Visual may help you get off the ground, but once you get going, all of the different blocks and connections can feel worse than they may be. - Written can feel overwhelming when starting out; however, once you get used to the syntax, it can feel much easier to manage when going deeper into a project. Getting into either way can feel rewarding for anyone starting their journey. The only thing that matters is starting and staying with one until you feel comfortable.

[@Klexber]

That’s really interesting points, I agree 🤙🙏

[@VeronicaSisianu]

It's tooootally creative, I come from an artist's background too, but I like both math and arts things, you are so right here :D

[@Klexber]

Glad to hear that man! Thanks 🤩

[@usercontent2112]

Nice video. I hope your channel grows even more!

[@Klexber]

I hope so too! Thanks 🙏

[@BenskiGameWorks]

Loved hearing how you grew! And for sure, nowadays there are so many tools that can be friendlier to artists and people from non-programming backgrounds in game development. Thanks for sharing

[@Klexber]

Thank you very much 🫶🙏

[@eliortalmud2145]

מעורר השראה. סחתיין אלכס!

[@Klexber]

תודה רבה!! 🙏

[@Pdude2k9]

Great video, man. Keep going!

[@Klexber]

Thank you man 🙏🫶

[@danielziev3415]

Really inspiring!

[@Klexber]

Thank you! 🙏

[@EliMagaziner]

fantastic 🤩

[@Klexber]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

[@RandomLyricsGuy-y5r]

wow

[@Klexber]

🙏🫶

[@jb_fox7989]

ואו, שינתה את איך שאני חושב על קוד

[@Klexber]

יששש שמח לשמוע!