c++ tutorials

[cassius]

Are there currently any c++ tutorials around.? Are any planned? Where are aggrors tuts?

Come to think of it where is aggror

[Josh]

I'm going to keep focusing on Lua since it is easier to demonstrate game development with.

[cassius]

Yeah. I see your point

[reepblue]

If user's could still make their own tutorials like they use too, I'd be happy to write up a few. I do understand the want of having one official page of tutorials dedicated to the engine/editor, but other tutorials like tutorials Blender from YouGroove and "How to hack this effect" articles were useful, and fun to read. Only way users can post their own tutorials is forum and blog posts, which get buried over time.

 

But in my eyes, it's best to leave your game stuff all in lua scripts, and only have the functionality of the application in C++. This is how LEX works.

[Thirsty Panther]

Aggrors (Jorn) website.

 

Aggror.com

 

I book marked Roland's C++ you tube channel. I haven't watched it yet ( still getting to grips with LUA ) but should be of some help.

 

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD9BT6X6Eefz3omHi4q8s2vtLhBbdv-ql

 

 

[Roland]

Aggrors (Jorn) website.

 

Aggror.com

 

I book marked Roland's C++ you tube channel. I haven't watched it yet ( still getting to grips with LUA ) but should be of some help.

 

http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD9BT6X6Eefz3omHi4q8s2vtLhBbdv-ql

 

Those tutorials are about general C++ programming aimed towards Leadwerks. I was planning of doing more of them but didn't because there was very few viewers. However if you are totally new to C++ its a good start as start assuming you know absolutely nothing. I talk quite slowly as English is not my native language.

[cassius]

videos are ok but the actual code should be available too.

 

In my opinion a first person and third person example would be enough help to newcomers to start with.

[Roland]

Will do that if I take it up again. Good idea