Lost Pogo Rider - C++ game development timelapse

[Nizumma]

hey iam going to get a codeing software to make websites and games should I use JavaScript orr do you have any other options ?

[ChristopheMcGuinness]

were did you get that screensaver it looks like something out of digimon aha

[Puffsmeal]

I don't even know how to do frame animation, where did you learn how to program in c++?

[mixinghoney]

lol you played minecraft :D

[nateisgreaterthanyou]

HAHA minecraft before bed.

[MrSk8L8]

YOU'VE GOT MAD PAINT SKILLZ!, But seriously mate your shading and drawing technique is some of the best I've ever seen :)

[Pat8u]

was this inspired by notchs timelapse vids? that he did for his break the tower game?

[RedReaper132]

@Pat8u No. I was inspired by Petri Purhos timelapses and I also use his program to record these videos. It's named "Chronolapse"

[Pat8u]

lol minecraft

[TheTripleTip]

how do you know al the codes? do you use books or anything???

[RedReaper132]

@TheTripleTip Well I learned them through books and tutorials. But yea I know most of it by heart.

[TheTripleTip]

@RedReaper132 your a cool guy ;) but i have just still one question: how do i start developing games

its my dream and i have alot of free time???

[RedReaper132]

@TheTripleTip You can start simple by starting to use Game Maker. It's a great tool and much more useful than people think. Or maybe Unity. And if you aiming into programming then you can start learning a language like Python or something you like and then start making games. I also have video tutorials how you start programming games in C++. But for starters GameMaker is awesome.

Thanks

[TheTripleTip]

@RedReaper132 tanks but i have try game maker its alright but i want to start a real game

no program or something i want too make the programs and start a real game i will

watch your other videos tnx for help :D

[flamingfog]

see chicks get trolled on my channel

[TheCameraWorks]

To much Minecraft? I think not!

[RedReaper132]

@Greenadee I can say it is much better and more productive. At the start it was kinda hard to move from Visual Studio, so I used an IDE but now I can say that emacs is all you need. Overall, everything it is better.

Source: mediafire(.)com/?s6699lk64y3f3­3m

Hope this helped. This code is probably quite hectic but it will work for a base, maybe.

[Greenadee]

@RedReaper132 Thanks for the reply, however the mediafire link didn't work :(

I just download Ubuntu, and I gotta say I really enjoy it (Running off of a live CD, but thinking of installing).

But, for some reason I can't get xemacs ( i guess thats the gui you use? ) to run from the LiveCD :(

Nano works for now though :)

[RedReaper132]

@Greenadee You have to remove the ( ) from the link, because YouTube doesn't let sending links.

As far as I remember I installed "emacs" not xemacs... don't remember quite. Maybe it doesn't work because you run LiveCD.

[Greenadee]

@RedReaper132 I did remove the ( ) but the link doesn't work.

[RedReaper132]

@Greenadee I added the link to the video info. I should work 100% :D

[Greenadee]

What are your impressions of using Ubuntu over Windows for programming? And can you share the source? I think this would be useful to learn from.

[KXTechnologies]

@Greenadee I used Ubuntu as my first linux distro.

It's excellent for new users to get acquainted with basic linux commands. I recommend using Mint, it's based on Ubuntu but is "sleeker" and easier to navigate in my opinion. Linux in general comes with GCC and G++. It's great for programming!

[vblazenka146]

Good work! :D

[RedReaper132]

@vblazenka146 Thanks :D Even if I haven't done much :P