I started learning android programming a couple of weeks ago. I am a beginner so I followed this tutorial on making a simple 2D game engine:
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Can you think of ways to achieve significant improvement on a traditional engine like id tech 3? By attempting to do it on the Audio Subsystem I noticed it inflicts a slow down rather than a speed up.
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I\'m gonna start my 开发者_开发问答research in Functionality of open source and commercial game engines, but the problem is where to start. Or is this the right title to choose for a research topic?I
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I am writing a small console adventure game and I faced a few problems. 1. The input is kinda laggy, I\'m using while loop ( while(getch() == \'w\') ). After a key is pressed the first time, nothing h
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