Hello Guys,
I still remember my first days with game development (which was around 5 years ago). I still remember how complex it looked to be as game developer.
Physics, math, graphics, animations, modeling, and programming. I think being a surgeon is much easier.
Not only this, but you as a new game developer, will find yourself surrounded by many terms and concepts that you have to grasp very well to survive in this field.
After going into all this, I decided to start a new channel on youtube called
Game Anatomy(
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUkrRvtiODPILw0Rw46ZzGg ) in which I will keep posting videos that explain the complex game development terms and concepts to new game developers to make their lives easier.
My latest video which I just published today explains
the difference between forward and inverse kinematics, watch it here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a3JXg2K6enw
If you like the idea, don't forget to subscribe to the Game Anatomy Channel to be updated with future videos, and share the video if you like it.
And I'm looking forward for hearing about your constructive feedback, so if you have comments (good or bad), please let me know.
Thanks,
Community
