Maintenance Coding Geometry Dash In Java 10

This tutorial is mainly just some

In this tutorial, I go over a simple technique to implement z-indexing in a completely 2D renderer like the

In this tutorial, I go over the first part of adding a tabbing system to our level editor. This involves creating several different game ...

I made this in Grade 11, All the sprites are 'made' by me in photoshop by taking original game sprite sheets and modifying them.

In this video I go over the essentials of parsing. We learn how to parse doubles, floats, integers, strings, and booleans from a file.

In this tutorial, I go over the second part of adding a tabbing system to our level editor. This will be the part where we add the ...

In this video I go over how to serialize game objects in our scene. That is, how to begin the process of transforming the entire ...

This is the final tutorial of the

In this tutorial I go over how to make a uniform grid that is positioned according to the world coordinates. I also go over how to ...

In this tutorial, I go how to box-select objects, rotate any objects that have been selected, and how to safely delete any game ...

This tutorial is about how to set up a camera and "renderer" using the current framework that we have set up for the simple 2D ...

In this tutorial, I go over moving selected objects, and duplicating selected objects. We create a nice function that allows us to ...

In this tutorial, I go over how to add a multi-select feature to our level editor. This consists of using some different point in boundary ...

In this tutorial, I go over how to create box triggers, and then how to use these triggers to trigger events like switching player state ...

In this video I go over how to begin building our level editor UI. This consists of building a menu with a selection for all the different ...

In this tutorial I go over the first part of our triangle collision detection, which is our broadphase. This will essentially be a tutorial ...

In this video I go over how to add "blocks" to the screen using the mouse. This is the first step in developing a simple level editor ...