Planet Chili

Yeah, think about having to learn programming on top of Unity or the Unreal engine, things would go pretty slow. Glad you decided to stick with the chili tutorials at the very least. Each language has it's place and C++ isn't for everyone. Some find it too difficult or dislike having to manage thei...

By working with the framework you are mainly learning the language. You have to communicate with the framework in C++. When you get proficient with the language enough, you can start looking into what are called APIs and examine even Chili's framework. The Chili's framework works with Windows API a...

I've been trying to learn C++ by watching Chili tutorials on Youtube and today, a friend of mine's seen what i was working on and he told me that I'm just wasting my time working on a Framework that is not World Wide known and that I'd fail when i found a job at somewhere without understanding the b...

Graphics::Func() works only for static functions--functions that are part of the class but do not operate on an object of the class. gfx.Func() is used to call (or invoke) a non-static member-function on a particular instance of the class (an object of the class). (The gfx.Func() syntax can be used...

Hi guys! I've been watching "Beginner C++ Game" tutorials for some time now and i've got a question about classes. So, when we want to call a function from let's say "Graphics" class, inside ComposeFrame() for example, what's the difference between "gfx.PutPixel()" and "Graphics::PutPixel()" ?