Planet Chili

That's really interesting! I'll just stick with what I know before I do a flip into a whole new dimension, haha!

Whatcha doing here, MrGodin?

I see! So after "Game::" we define pretty much whatever we want? Like collide? Uppercut? Fart and such?

I'm just starting to learn about all of these technical terms, API and DirectX12. I do feel extremely motivated to learn other languages too. I want to re learn XHTML or HTML because making websites was fun as hell.

One last thing!

Is "void Game::collide" a class? I was wondering why and when we would declare this.

Wow! I am completely astonished! Everything we have learned from past videos are simply basic foundations in which we can build to make a whole lot better. Thank you, MrGodin! I am very appreciative of your help and service to the community. I'm going to make note of these in my notebook and practic...

Hey there again gents! I'm sorry for making this an entire episode. MrGodin, I'm sure you are familiar with my question earlier about why my reticle is not this navy blue color when I press control? Also, the reason why my moving box changes to the color red way before it touches the stationary box....

Thank you albinopapa and MrGodin!
MrGodin! We're all in this together my friend!

MrGodin! How do we return values? bool Game::collide(Rectangle A, Rectangle B) { if (A.top < B.bottom && A.bottom > B.top && A.left < B.right && A.right > B.left) { gb = 0; } else { gb = 255; } } This code says that, "Game::collide must return a value." What does that mean actually?

I can't imagine what progress will feel like a year from now.