sudden lynx
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1261046235
Wasn't able to finish cs50 in time last year, saw a couple of lectures and only got to do a bit of this. Now it's finished and i published it. Very nooby of course, it's based on a physics simulator i did when i was younger. Quite simple, the basis is to have x/y position, speed and accel. Every tick all of them change. Keys mostly add acceleration, then you have bounces and some other fun stuff added in, like the moving boxes.
sinful fog
based, good luck and enjoy!
sudden lynx
Needles to say i will be trying to complete the course this year
fiery crystal
heck yeah man! you doing a good job, scratch is legit for real
sudden lynx
thank you. scratch is nice, hope i can learn something a bit more usable from a professional point of view XD
sinful fog
should come up in the next 2 or 3 weeks
sudden lynx
After the C stuff. Yeah i don't mean specifically in this course. I'm comfortable with this being only a good theretical intro to general stuff.
Im mostly looking for Python but i mostly do 3d stuff and every single thing id like to do requires a different language
blender and max are scriptable in python, thats nice, but then unreal uses c++, unity uses c#, and houdini does its own thing
and in reality i think python for max doesnt work too well, you have to learn their maxscript to really do stuff there
so i guess ill just see, for now im learning general concepts and good practices
fiery crystal
so i guess ill just see, for now im learning general concepts and good practices
once you understand the fundamentals, its all the same in each language, just use different commands to do it. You are starting this the right way, and are on the right path. Feel free to reach out if you have questions bro, my dm's are always open hopefully i can help