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Journey on C++ and DirectX #1 - Drawing and AABB Collision

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Journey on C++ and DirectX #1 - Drawing and AABB Collision

Given my background with the Unity Engine, I already take many things for granted, such as rendering, input, collisions, and so on. However, considering the market demands, I realized I needed to learn some C++. So, why not start with the game development aspect, right? After reading through many chapters on learncpp.com and completing some basic tasks on exercism.io, I searched for a tutorial and found 'Beginner C++ Programming DirectX' by ChiliTomatoNoodle on YouTube . I'm only on the 5th tutorial, but I'm attempting to tackle tasks independently, sometimes even before Chili introduces them. I'm not claiming to be a master or anything like that, but I firmly believe that's where knowledge truly flourishes—when you attempt to solve problems on your own. And if you can't, that's perfectly fine too; after all, tutorials are there for guidance. After he explained the basics, I began drawing something on the screen by manually placing pixels at sp...

Learning #01 - [Unity] Version Control and Project Organization Best Practice Guide

About assets organization So I was looking for some tips on project organization on Unity, I was curious because the main organization that everyone on the internet using unity does is simply create a context folder (like "Art" or "Scripts") and I was impressed that this guide just recommends that way of organization, and i really don't like it that way. The way this organization type seems suitable for small or prototypes, but when the game starts to scale, it becomes harder to keep track of where some things are, the subfolders that you need to create starts being a mess, you start to lose some precious seconds just searching for a Prefab or specific Script. The way I learned (and didn't like it at first) was to separate the folders by the scene names, and put everything related to that scene inside this folder (like Prefabs, Scripts, 3dModels) and being careful to include only specific assets to that scene in this folder, for example, if a UI Script that ...

Looking at the (new) Unity URP Sample

Let's check out the URP Sample that Unity is providing now. I've found some interesting stuff that I'd like to share, which might com in handy for future projects. Since, some of the shaders are really cool. Terminal The project it's really interesting and involves various scenes, each with its own characteristics. Some scenes are more captivating or complex than others. Let's begin with the initial scene, the "Terminal". This scene serves as a hub, connecting to any other existing scene in the project by loading them additively at the start of the game. This hub is divided in three parts, let's explore the first one, a japanese temple called "Garden". When whe enter any of these sections, we can observe a 'pixelization' shader effect that displays a preview of the environment we're about to enter. This is the moment when the scene geometry is activated on the background. Furthermore, the displays have an effect similar to '...

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