Tag: Video Games
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Creating an RGB Split Effect in Aseprite
Learn how to create an RGB split effect using Aseprite in this step-by-step pixel art tutorial. RGB split is also known as chromatic aberration, and is commonly found in glitch visual effects.
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Shader Tutorial: Coding a Sunburst Effect
In this tutorial you will learn how to code a sunburst effect inside a shader, using scanlines and polar coordinates. You will learn how to code the effect using the web based shader editor called Shadertoy.
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Coding Tutorial: Orbiting a Point in Space
Learn how to use polar coordinates to make an object orbit a point in space.
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Coding tutorial: Chain-of-responsibility pattern
A peasant, knight and king walk into a software design tutorial, and are here to teach you the chain-of-responsibility pattern. Learn how to create a chain of handlers which can handle different request types.
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Object pool pattern console application tutorial
Learn how to code the object pool pattern by managing a pool of books in a library. Borrow and return books to the pool in this console application tutorial using C++ and Visual Studio.
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Coding tutorial: Object pool pattern
Learn how to code the object pool pattern by pre-allocating memory and reusing objects. Which can greatly improve performance when reusing short lived objects like bullets and particles.
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Observer Pattern Graphical Demo
This tutorial shows a graphical demo of the observer pattern. The circle, square and mosaic background are all observers of the button press. Whilst the owner of the button is the subject.
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Coding tutorial: Observer pattern
In this tutorial you will learn how code the observer pattern using a zookeeper and animals. The zookeeper represents the subject of the observer pattern. Whilst the animals represent the observers.
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Aseprite pixel art tutorial: Noise texture background
Learn how to create a noise texture background in this step-by-step Aseprite pixel art tutorial. Create an image made up of many squares of varying sizes using two colours. Then make the image noisy using a convolution matrix. Use blend modes and gradients to add the finishing touches.
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Three simple ways to code finite state machines
This tutorial will show you three simple ways to code finite state machines using the C++ programming language in Visual Studio. Learn how to use an enum and a switch case. Then learn how to use inheritance and polymorphism. Finally learn how to use function pointers.
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