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Filling in the dotted line: bezier curves and creative pride Filling In The Dotted Line: Bezier Curves and Creative Pride

A story about why sometimes we avoid the easy solution.

byAidan Barrett, Blogger

Dec 12, 2023

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Realtime Rendering With OpenGL – A Students Perspective (Week 4)Realtime Rendering With OpenGL – A Students Perspective (Week 4)

Dec 12, 2023

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Realtime Rendering With OpenGL: A Students Perspective (Week 3)Realtime Rendering With OpenGL: A Students Perspective (Week 3)

Dec 11, 2023

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Creating Natural AI Creating Natural AI

byZachery McCurtain

Dec 11, 2023

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A screenshot of Quan Chi from Mortal Kombat 1

How should face models be compensated in video games?How should face models be compensated in video games?

byBryant Francis

Dec 8, 2023

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Using Vertex Animation Texture for Complex Visual Effects Using Vertex Animation Texture for Complex Visual Effects

byOleksandr Horiuk

Dec 8, 2023

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Deep Dive: Creating and fine tuning the save system of Shadow Gambit

Deep Dive: Creating and fine tuning the save system of Shadow Gambit

byPhilipp Wittershagen, Contributor

The Art to Programming Conversation

The Art to Programming Conversation

byKenneth Harper, Blogger

Designing a New Sub-Genre

Designing a New Sub-Genre

byOmar Mohammed, Blogger

Adapting a New System to the Old Way

Adapting a New System to the Old Way

byMatthew Hammans, Blogger

Curves in Games: The Art of Bezier Curves

Curves in Games: The Art of Bezier Curves

byDongxin Tian, Blogger

byMichael Buzil, Blogger

Some Factors to Managing a Team

Some Factors to Managing a Team

byJonah Lukin, Blogger

Turning Bugs Into Features

Turning Bugs Into Features

byAlex Bognar, Blogger

Realtime Rendering With OpenGL – A Students Perspective (Week 2)

Realtime Rendering With OpenGL – A Students Perspective (Week 2)

byJosh Church, Blogger

Realtime Rendering With OpenGL: A Students Perspective (Week 1)

Realtime Rendering With OpenGL: A Students Perspective (Week 1)

byJosh Church, Blogger

Lack of Communication is the True Team Killer

Lack of Communication is the True Team Killer

byJessanay Payton, Blogger

Creating walls to see the player through

Creating walls to see the player through

bySage Lazzara, Blogger

Implementing Gameplay Mechanics: Iterative Development and Design

Implementing Gameplay Mechanics: Iterative Development and Design

Ability for Other Abilities

Ability for Other Abilities

byBilly Moore, Blogger

Custom UI bars in Unity (Using Sliders!)

Custom UI bars in Unity (Using Sliders!)

byDaniel Udelhoven, Blogger

Creating a Scalable Framework for Puzzle Levels

Creating a Scalable Framework for Puzzle Levels

byHamilton Gilbert, Blogger

Three Reasons why I love Orbitect: A retrospective.

Three Reasons why I love Orbitect: A retrospective.

byMatt Javanshir, Blogger

Orbitect, Spreadsheets, and JSON

Orbitect, Spreadsheets, and JSON

byMatt Javanshir, Blogger

Top 5 Gaming Anti-Cheat Solutions To Consider For Your Game In 2024

Top 5 Gaming Anti-Cheat Solutions To Consider For Your Game In 2024

byLoreta Chilingaryan, Blogger

Deep Dive: The art and science of creating weather in Slime Rancher 2

Deep Dive: The art and science of creating weather in Slime Rancher 2

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byDyala Kattan-Wright, Tess Danieland 1 more

Saltando a un tren en movimiento: Llegando al proyecto a media producción como Dev

Saltando a un tren en movimiento: Llegando al proyecto a media producción como Dev

byAdolfo Rico, Blogger

Hopping Onto A Moving Train: Joining A Project at the Midpoint As A Developer

Hopping Onto A Moving Train: Joining A Project at the Midpoint As A Developer

byAdolfo Rico, Blogger

Reimagining co-op — A case study of Journey’s multiplayer gameplay

Reimagining co-op — A case study of Journey’s multiplayer gameplay

byRushil Sojitra, Blogger

Two Salt and Sacrifice characters stand in shallow water before a large glowing door.

Behind the monstrous challenge of "just adding multiplayer" to Salt and Sacrifice

Behind the monstrous challenge of "just adding multiplayer" to Salt and Sacrifice

byBryant Francis, Senior Editor

Preparing the Sprawl: On Developing Lil’ Guardsman’s Code Foundation

Preparing the Sprawl: On Developing Lil’ Guardsman’s Code Foundation

byItalo Capasso, Blogger

Making Immersive Games 101: Maintaining the Magic Circle

Making Immersive Games 101: Maintaining the Magic Circle

byAli Zandian, Blogger

Transforming Lives and Industries: Ukraine's Youth in the Gaming World

Transforming Lives and Industries: Ukraine's Youth in the Gaming World

byDmytro Palii, Blogger

Long Gone Days - Early Access Devblog

Long Gone Days - Early Access Devblog

byPablo Videla, Blogger

Emotional Engagement in Video Games: Measuring Emotions

Emotional Engagement in Video Games: Measuring Emotions

byMaria Amirkhanyan, Blogger

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