jacobgood1
August 21, 2017, 10:20pm
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Well a beginner course won’t get them in the commercial industry and those bland low quality graphics in your half done games won’t get them ANYWHERE at all in the industry period… We are not using those kind of low quality graphics anymore and we got better more powerful machines now that can produce much nicer graphics. . Now you say you just want to give them instead just a basic breadwinner beginner course with
How can you make the course look presentable if your graphics do not represent the machines we are using today? Then what timewarp are two you stuck in? You don’t know how to do your weapon lighting effects properly, your glow effects are also the wrong color, this horrible yellowish green, the glow effect is also turned up far too much that its overriding everything else in the scene which by the way is almost
Your lighting is also all out of balance as well. You are both producing stuff that looks like it came from a couple of inexperienced amateurs. How can you two say you have years of programming and in art experience and then produce super low quality junk like you did with
When are you guys going to and realize that you offering nothing visually in Space Goblins or Ice Drifter but a steaming pile of …
is not my god, it is simply a better technology for real-time interactive simulations. There are various objective reasons for using over C++ or Blueprints, reasons that can be ascertained through its use.
Learning how to program is the goal of the course, the games are the vehicle.
“As for the tick. We don’t always have to use tick, we can also use timers and events instead.”