Arkanong part 6: batching draw calls
Once again I must apologize for how long it took to post this - There are many things competing for my time so this journal doesn't always get the...
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Arkanong part 5: Hexagons! (collision detection, again)
To make the game a bit more interesting we're going to add a few hexagonal barriers in the playing field.This object is different from the paddle and...
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Arkanong part 4: bouncing balls off each other
Well, it certainly has been a while since I updated this journal!Now that my school projects have been handed in and all my exams are behind me I...
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Arkanong part 3: Vector reflector
Yesterday I posted a few snippets of code to show how game objects can be kept within the confines of a client window. Because my game ball stores...
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Arkanong part 2: basic collision detection
When I last posted about my SFML/C++ pong clone (now dubbed 'arkanong' because I suck at namegiving) I ended up with a non-moving paddle and ball....
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Arkanong part 1: Porting for the sake of sanity
Last year I decided that I had enough of my procrastrination (and several other bad habits) and began a process of self-reformation.Part of this...
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