Next Lineup

April 10th, 2009 by Tim Jones Leave a reply »

I’ve hit another one of those “busy” periods of my life, but no worries, I am gearing up for the next batch of tutorials. Here’s the lineup I was thinking:

1. SDL Collision Events
2. SDL SpaceShooter
3. C++ Variables
4. SDL + OpenGL Basics

Someone also asked about doing Isometric games, no promises, but I might fit that in.

No word on any release dates yet for the list above. I’m also planning to have a contest very soon; more news on that later – but please state your interest now so I can see how many people are willing to participate. Also, if you haven’t noticed the Forums, please check it out and sign up.

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10 comments

  1. Matias says:

    Hi there, sorry for my poor english.

    This tutorials are incredible. I am waiting for more.

    Next will we space shooter? huge tutorial i think.

    One question? how about states in the game? they are always needed, or just work with some types of games?

    thx for this tutorials!!!

    waiting for some introduction to BASIC physics and networking…

    So go on!!!

  2. Tim Jones says:

    Been a bit stuck lately. We got a huge project at work and I’ve been doing overtime daily. I haven’t forgotten. :)

    Contest rules will be posted soon.

  3. JD says:

    I’d like to see a contest as well, these tutorials are extremely helpful!

  4. Vin says:

    Hi Tim, looking forward to your next tutorial as always. I’m intrigued what your upcoming “contest” will be.

  5. Dale says:

    I’ve really enjoyed the tutorials, a contest would be fun!

  6. Bakkon says:

    Any words of progress on these next tutorials? I’ve learned a lot from you and I can’t wait to learn more!

  7. hongtinh says:

    Great! I learned much from here,Great job!

  8. MaiMai says:

    Yeah, good idea about the contest!
    I’ll look forward to it!

  9. Michael says:

    I started using SFML with C++ because SDL/C++ seemed more complicated.. But I’ll continue to follow your articles, so please, put them online :D :D

  10. Prog :) says:

    Go for it! :)

    I’m looking forward!

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