I need help with beginning C++ game development.
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Does anyone know any good websites or books that are great for beginning C++ game development, as of right now I know a descent amount of C++ and I would like to start learning how to make some more simple games like Tetris, Pong, Breakout, or some card games.
If any of you know any good places to start, I would greatly appreciate it.
Personally I have used these tutorials years ago. I really liked them although the coding style is not that awesome.
Try these also.
Try these also.
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Quote:Original post by hlsl
Personally I have used these tutorials years ago. I really liked them although the coding style is not that awesome.
Try these also.
Thanks man, SDL sounds like a good way to get my feet wet in game programming with C++.
If you need any help or want to chat with some programmers (beginners to experts) you should add this contact in msn: mgroup104430@hotmail.com
Its an msn group chat contact which allows multiple users to talk to each other at the same time all the time. We currently have 8 people in it and everyone is very active.
Its an msn group chat contact which allows multiple users to talk to each other at the same time all the time. We currently have 8 people in it and everyone is very active.
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Quote:Original post by phear-
If you need any help or want to chat with some programmers (beginners to experts) you should add this contact in msn: mgroup104430@hotmail.com
Its an msn group chat contact which allows multiple users to talk to each other at the same time all the time. We currently have 8 people in it and everyone is very active.
Alright man, I'll look into it sometime if I need some help.
C++ for Dummies (The 6 books in 1 version) <-- I love this book.
It is excellent for beginners yet still has some depth to it, it explains things clearly, and it is not a pain to read!
edit:
I'm bad at reading, I missed the word "game" in your request.
If you already have C++ knowledge and just want to learn game programming itself, then you should probably ignore my suggestion. It has nothing to do with game programming. >.<
It is excellent for beginners yet still has some depth to it, it explains things clearly, and it is not a pain to read!
edit:
I'm bad at reading, I missed the word "game" in your request.
If you already have C++ knowledge and just want to learn game programming itself, then you should probably ignore my suggestion. It has nothing to do with game programming. >.<
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