Intro to C#: 30 - Adventure Game Architecture Walkthrough

In this video, we look at a pattern we can apply to structure our Chose Your Own Adventure games using Scene classes and a Game class.
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[@CatwaiiYT]

Excellent quality my guy! This has helped me a lot, great insight really

[@kaPaURL]

I can't thank you enough for posting these videos. Amazing explanation, voice, video quality and examples. It's helping me a lot while trying to build my own game project. Maybe try adding a short description and some tags for future videos so more people can find you. Again, thanks a lot

[@mikewesthad]

Thanks! Will do

[@Millten00]

I am angry I couldn't find your channel earlier. KZbin made me go through hundreds of low quality, repeated channels to find yours. Thank you for your content!

[@lumpuslump248]

Cool, vid, jus subbed!

[@youarenotanenemy]

Really Nice Vid! Helped me a lot, but could you tell me how to get your text color theme? Edit: I think I found it, is it the "One Dark pro" extension?

[@mikewesthad]

I have a custom Visual Studio theme installed: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=adrianwilczynski.one-dark-pro. If you want some more color options, I recommend: marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=VisualStudioPlatformTeam.ColorThemesforVisualStudio

[@RekkeEU]

could you recommend some learning books for coding/programming?

[@mikewesthad]

It all depends on the language and where you are starting in terms of skill level, so it is hard to make a blanket recommendation. One general recommendation that I would make though: pair whatever you are reading with trying to build something that you would be motivated to build.

[@molhamsyrian456]

How to export to apk ????

[@mikewesthad]

If you want to build an Android app, you'll want to look into Xamarin: visualstudio.microsoft.com/xamarin/