Explore a comprehensive lecture on game programming, focusing on Assignment 1 for COMP4300. Learn about submission instructions, file structure, and program specifications. Dive into configuration files, receive helpful assignment hints, and examine the required code. Get detailed environment setup instructions for SFML on Linux, Mac, and Windows platforms. Gain insights into the fundamentals of game programming and engine architecture, including vector math, rendering, animation, AI, collision detection, physics, and user interfaces. Master the ECS (Entities, Components, Systems) architecture using C++ and SFML graphics library to create fully functional games.
Game Programming: Assignment 1 Instructions and Setup - Lecture 4
Overview
Syllabus
- Introduction
- Submission Instructions
- Assignment File Structure
- Solution Demo
- Program Specification
- Configuration File
- Assignment Hints
- Assignment Code
- Environment Setup SFML Version
- Linux Instructions
- Linux Demo make + makefile
- Mac Instructions
- Windows Instructions
Taught by
Dave Churchill
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