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increpare:
I've been meaning to start a game-loop thread for a while...(not specifically c++, though).

(my c++ isn't confident or neat enough to give a tutorial in).

Can you already do games stuff in plain ol' C melly?

Fartron: what sort of tile engines are you thinking about?  There are already plenty of tile engine tutorials on the web, though; someone's probably already written something to suit your needs.

Hideous:
I'd like to see a tetris tutorial in c++, actually. Thinking about how the rotation would work has had my brain stumped for a long time.

Cymon:
I hate requests like then when I'm contemplating the same thing.

And Hideous. I don't know if it would help you, but you can always peek at my code for alleytris, tho the rotation aspect ended up being a bit obfuscated.

Hideous:
I actually did look at alleytris before, but didn't really learn anything from it.

FARTRON:
Quote from: increpare on October 09, 2008, 07:36:34 AM

Fartron: what sort of tile engines are you thinking about?  There are already plenty of tile engine tutorials on the web, though; someone's probably already written something to suit your needs.


There aren't a lot of good ones. I guess I'm picturing something on the general side, the ins-and-outs of designing engines. I want to have a better idea of how to make them from scratch in various languages, and with various goals (roguelike, platformer, topdown shooter, etc) which I don't get from a lot of the copy-paste tutorials I've seen.

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