@Alberth Fair enough! 

Raz_Radical said:
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A prototype is like a sketch of a project.

(Originally published by me on my LinkedIn. Thanks to teammate and friend Connor Barthelmie for helping me with some of the tips and proofreading this article.)

I recently took part in the Unreal Engine 4 Spring Jam 2018. This involved a lot of firsts for me - first time leading a game jam team, f…

Your graphical problem isn't obvious: the screenshot shows a perfect, properly antialiased, 35° wall. 
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Hello, I’m on track to finish my degree in game development this autumn and am focusing on projects to fill out a portfolio. My goal is to work for a small-ish indie studio, or find some level of success as a solo indie developer or part of a two person team (everybody has already told me that’s im…

Hello!

I am a game development student who is aiming to specialize in UI/UX, and I would love to get some advice from anyone with professional experience in that area.

Here are a few of my questions:

Hi my name is John. I'm fairly new to Game Programming and am taking courses with SNHU to earn a degree in Game Programming and Development with a minor in creative writing. I am a little familiar with Unity but I prefer using Unreal, which I am a good bit more familiar with. I am still a novice an…

Hey everyone! Just wanted to share some information about a free online game jam / games course taking place over two weeks in August that might be of interest to beginner developers and anyone wanting to explore an awesome new game engine. ?

Side Quest with Core - Free two week online games develop…

I will be graduating soon in August with my bachelors in video game programming and I am not sure what to focus on. I have made a number of game features using both UE4 blueprints along with C++ though I feel somewhat unprepared for a job interview. What would an interviewer want to see and what sh…

I can't really speak for the industry at large, but I've never heard of anyone in games taking any certification programs seriously. On the other hand I know lots of places that are happy to hire candidates without degrees who have interesting personal projects (typically published on GitHub these …

@bonusgratis  HI, I’m a beginner artist. I’m really interested in collaborating with you. You can see my portfolio on this site, but it’s not related to games yet. 

Apology accepted, thanks for clarifying your previous statement Tom.

Imho the dx9c book still provides a lot of information that's still relevant. So if you can get a hold of it cheap, sure why not. If you have the choice though, 11 would be better.

Besides version specific topics, a lot of things covered in these books are not version dependent (theory's, math etc.).

greatwolf2222 said:
Alberth Great Idea. This is something I would do when planning a server migration. At least then I would have a small steps to aim for with all the steps being the main goal.

Aiming only at the end goal without some intermediate points in-between makes life and development complic…