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[Josh]

I could also see a series on just using the built-in stock components. Simply setting up a navmesh and adding a monster makes a pretty compelling lesson. Maybe this series should come first, before the dive into programming.

[The Mover Cell]

Honestly I recommend moreso individual tutorials in actual mechanics instead of broader stuff

 

Also I heavily recommend explaining the important "backend" mechanics(like level transitions, or making "fairer" enemies that don't attack all at once)

[Josh]

7 hours ago, The Mover Cell said:

Honestly I recommend moreso individual tutorials in actual mechanics instead of broader stuff

Please be specific.

[Josh]

Okay, so my current thinking, and going along the lines of what we already have, is this:

• Crash Course
• Gameplay (just using the default scripts)
• Programming
• 3D Spatialization
  • Position and 3D vectors
    • Dot product
    • Cross product
    • ATan
  • Rotation
    • Euler angles
    • Gimbal lock
    • Quaternions
    • Spherical linear interpolation
  • Space Transformations
    • Transform point, vector, normal, quaternion, plane
    • 4x4 matrices
  • Camera Projection
  • Axis-aligned bounding boxes
  • Planes
  • Convex volumes / brushes
• Game Mechanics
  • Ray Casts
  • Proximity Test
  • Object Spawning and Deletion
  • World::GetEntitiesInArea
  • World:GetEntities (using filters)
  • Pathfinding
• Game Physics
  • Mass
  • Velocity
  • Force and Torque
  • Player Controller
  • Collision
    • Triggers
    • Collision Types
  • Intersection
  • Joints

[Josh]

Okay, the 3D spatialization series is ready now:

https://www.leadwerks.com/learn/1dspace