Hi people!
As you may can guess by the topic, I am new in here. Just wanted to say hi and tell something about myself.
So I am a 19, soon 20 year old student from Germany and a passionate gamer. Besides gaming, I go to the gym, meet friends etc etc! I got into programming C++ by thinking about things that could be improved in games I play. After keep thinking about those ideas, it ultimately came into my mind to try making my own game. I liked programming anyways since I have a course that teaches me and my fellows basic C# in our school. So why not hang on to programming as kind of a hobby.
After I read countless articles about what is necessary for programming and what languages are the most fitting and finally coming to the conclusion that C++ seems to be the most used programming language when it comes to games, I started reading a german book about the basics of C++.
After reading that book, I can count the following aspects of C++ to my knowledge base:
- constants, variables
- operators, expressions
- functions
- arrays
- structures
- pointers
- references
I also coded some programs for educational purposes(Console, basic WinAPI).
So now I decided to take it to the next step and stumbled across chili's videos + forums (After comming across some other people who make lesson, but not with such a funny touch like chili ).
So here I am, looking forward to a time full of enlightenment, fun and coding! Of course I already watched the first few of chili's vids. Especially liking the small assignments and tasks that he gives.
So that is it, for now. But do not worry! I will soon be back with questions
Greetings, cookiez!
Hi forum!
Re: Hi forum!
Hey cookiez, welcome to the board. Thanks for stopping in and saying 'hi'.
If you've already done C# and some C++, I'm afraid that my current tutorial series might be a little too slow for your tastes. But if you stick around for a bit, we'll soon move on to more specific topics such as DirectX and Win32.
If you've already done C# and some C++, I'm afraid that my current tutorial series might be a little too slow for your tastes. But if you stick around for a bit, we'll soon move on to more specific topics such as DirectX and Win32.
Chili
Re: Hi forum!
Hi chili,
I would like to thank you for what are doing for us "nobbies" It must take a lot of time to prepare a lessons, but from my point of view, you are doing a damn good job. I think that you have a perfect teaching skills
I am working as a stress engineer in aerospace company, I have got few years of experience in programming but programming games and working with DirectX have been always great mystery for me But since I have found your videos on youtube, I am making a progress Now I have just finished lesson 13 and I am looking forward to teach new things. Especially, pointers, which are still hard for my mind to understand , but also I am looking forward to learn how to work with textures (I am getting bored with PutPixel method )
Keep on good work man
Arnieeeee, Czech Republic
I would like to thank you for what are doing for us "nobbies" It must take a lot of time to prepare a lessons, but from my point of view, you are doing a damn good job. I think that you have a perfect teaching skills
I am working as a stress engineer in aerospace company, I have got few years of experience in programming but programming games and working with DirectX have been always great mystery for me But since I have found your videos on youtube, I am making a progress Now I have just finished lesson 13 and I am looking forward to teach new things. Especially, pointers, which are still hard for my mind to understand , but also I am looking forward to learn how to work with textures (I am getting bored with PutPixel method )
Keep on good work man
Arnieeeee, Czech Republic
Re: Hi forum!
Welcome aboard Arnie with too many 'e's.
Pointers start at lesson 16 bro, so you're almost there! Let me know if there is anything you couldn't understand from the tutorial when you get to it.
Pointers start at lesson 16 bro, so you're almost there! Let me know if there is anything you couldn't understand from the tutorial when you get to it.
Chili