Lets Make a Hack n Slash game with SDL2 and C++

Lets Make a Hack n Slash game with SDL2 and C++, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 68 lectures, based on 136 reviews, and has 1265 subscribers.

You will learn about Make small games with SDL2 and C++ Learn game development fundamentals and beginner principles See how it feels to be an Indie Dev 😀 This course is ideal for individuals who are This course is meant for students or hobbyist with a background in C++ looking to get into game development or Anyone with a C++ background who wants to try SDL2 It is particularly useful for This course is meant for students or hobbyist with a background in C++ looking to get into game development or Anyone with a C++ background who wants to try SDL2.

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Summary

Title: Lets Make a Hack n Slash game with SDL2 and C++

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 68

Number of Published Lectures: 68

Number of Curriculum Items: 68

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 68

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Make small games with SDL2 and C++
Learn game development fundamentals and beginner principles
See how it feels to be an Indie Dev 😀

Who Should Attend

This course is meant for students or hobbyist with a background in C++ looking to get into game development
Anyone with a C++ background who wants to try SDL2

Target Audiences

This course is meant for students or hobbyist with a background in C++ looking to get into game development
Anyone with a C++ background who wants to try SDL2

In this course I’ll take your intermediate C++ skills, buff them up a little and use them to make a Hack n Slash game using SDL2. You’ll be taken through the entire process of making this game and given source code of the project at various checkpoints if you get lost along the way.

We are going to learn basic game dev elements, such as game loop, animations, collisions, player input and AI. I’m also going to boost your skills with Inheritance and Polymorphism to simplify a complex game structure down into a few short bits of game logic.

At the end of the course you’ll walk out with game dev experience and a little game you can expand on and even build up to a marketable game.

Let’s make a game!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Intro

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Setup

Lecture 1: Setup

Chapter 3: Project Walkthrough AND SDL Texture vs Surface

Lecture 1: Project Walkthrough

Chapter 4: Globals

Lecture 1: Globals

Chapter 5: Animation

Lecture 1: Animation Concept

Lecture 2: Time Controller

Lecture 3: Frame

Lecture 4: Animation

Lecture 5: Animation Set

Lecture 6: Animation Loading

Chapter 6: Concept: Polymorphism

Lecture 1: Polymorphism Concept

Chapter 7: Entity

Lecture 1: Entity

Lecture 2: Entity Functions

Lecture 3: Collision Concept

Lecture 4: Entity Collision

Lecture 5: Entity Helper Functions

Lecture 6: Entity Statics

Chapter 8: Living Entity

Lecture 1: Living Entity

Chapter 9: Hero

Lecture 1: Hero

Lecture 2: Hero Functions

Lecture 3: Keyboard Input

Chapter 10: Walls, Obstacles, Things to bump into, etc

Lecture 1: Wall

Chapter 11: Game Loop

Lecture 1: Game Loop

Lecture 2: Game

Lecture 3: Game and Fix

Chapter 12: Our First Enemy: Glob

Lecture 1: Random Numbers

Lecture 2: Glob

Lecture 3: Enemies

Chapter 13: Improvements

Lecture 1: White Flash

Lecture 2: Collision Fix

Chapter 14: Splash Screen and Score Board

Lecture 1: Splash and Score

Chapter 15: Sound and Music

Lecture 1: Sound Manager

Lecture 2: Sound

Lecture 3: Music

Chapter 16: Challenge

Lecture 1: Challenge

Chapter 17: Wrap Up

Lecture 1: End

Chapter 18: New Content Overview

Lecture 1: New Content!

Chapter 19: 2D Camera

Lecture 1: Camera Theory

Lecture 2: Camera Implementation

Lecture 3: Camera Drawing

Lecture 4: Camera Controller

Chapter 20: Swept AABB Collision System

Lecture 1: Swept AABB Theory

Lecture 2: Swept AABB Update Entity Header

Lecture 3: Swept AABB Function

Lecture 4: Swept AABB New Functions

Lecture 5: Swept AABB Update Collisions

Lecture 6: Swept AABB Bug Fix

Chapter 21: Boss

Lecture 1: Boss Theory

Lecture 2: New Assets

Lecture 3: Load Sounds

Lecture 4: Bullet Header

Lecture 5: Bullet Implementation

Lecture 6: Boss Header

Lecture 7: Boss Statics

Lecture 8: Boss Constructor and Update

Lecture 9: Boss Think

Lecture 10: Boss Action Functions

Lecture 11: Boss Find Nearest Function

Lecture 12: Boss Change Animation

Lecture 13: Boss Update Animation

Lecture 14: Boss Update Damages

Lecture 15: Boss Hit Landed

Chapter 22: Boss Spawn Code

Lecture 1: Add Boss To Game Header

Lecture 2: Spawn Boss Code

Lecture 3: Test Boss

Lecture 4: Reset Spawn Waves

Chapter 23: Boss Health Points Bar

Lecture 1: HPBar Code

Lecture 2: Add HPBar To Boss

Instructors

Matthew Carr
2HitMatt

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes
2 stars: 4 votes
3 stars: 27 votes
4 stars: 53 votes
5 stars: 48 votes

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