Let it be known that nobody can accuse us of talking about things without having done it first ourselves. Gazza_N, writer of – among other things – our series on creating 3D graphics in Game Maker, has recently released an updated prototype of his own Overseer Assault, now featuring multiplayer and, of course, 3D graphics. [...]
This article originally appeared in Dev.Mag Issue 28, released in January 2009. Almost every video game needs to respond to objects touching each other in some sense, a practice commonly known as collision detection. Whether it’s simply to prevent the player character from walking through the walls of your maze with a simple collision grid [...]
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{ Insanely detailed, well written and an interesting read 
Being in the process of developing a game that has a web of interconnected rules and... } – May 11, 5:17 PM
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