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15 Comments on “► Beginner Java Programming – Episode 1: Intro to Game Design”

  2. im trying to learn pure java without xml, some xml is needed for it. with
    manifest for the android apps. plus i get the inheritance code.

    but this is good basic straight forward forget android EMU’s and and that.
    pure java.
    with my inheritance i don’t have to type public static void main() it give
    it to me.

    plus Ctrl+Shift + O gives me my inputs. so i kinda jumped a few lvls
    getting into this stuff. but because i was lost on some of it. and not
    following..

    Beginners Java for dummies will be at my house sometime today considering
    its 12:29am.

    but seeing i jumped the gun a bit going right android app development, not
    knowing diddly about java, and only a few years of C++ 4 years unpracticed.
    this is the kinda tutorials i need.

    But explaining things from jump better RAMs it into my head the WHY?

    but one thing is i watched a hour long tut, on coding moving 2D objects. I
    havent looked at a car tire the same way since. now all i do is try and
    figure out how i could code that rotation. i figure would take a good
    programmer 2-3 hours to code a single 60 pixel circle spinning. cause you
    would have to code each pixels movement to the place of the next pixel till
    it makes a full loop. for most realistic movement. or you could just code a
    small outer layer to move around the circle to give the effect of movement.

    but dont get down or dishearten over it. cause if you work for a game
    company to code. you will be working with 100 other programmers on one
    project for up to 4 years or more, and who know you code the movement of
    one tire, and then they just recycle that code to all other tires of all
    the other cars in that game. (INHERATENCE CODE)

  4. It was very easy to follow but it would help if you could explain more
    about how the commands work as you are writing them

  5. Can you pleas make a part 2 and more! This is one of the few tutorials that
    doesnt go to fast or that doesnt explains everyting unclear! Pleas!

    Sorry for bad english

  11. As a complete and utter nub to Java (i.e. I looked at a Tutorial online
    once and it was horrible so I closed in sheer terror) this is easy to
    follow and helped me understand what’s going on. Planning on doing more?

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