A video of one of the examples in my new book on writing games for Windows and the Xbox 360 game console using XNA Game Studio Express.
Sponsor
-
Recent Posts
Categories
Meta
Chapter 13, Ping Pong
A video of one of the examples in my new book on writing games for Windows and the Xbox 360 game console using XNA Game Studio Express.
2 Responses to Chapter 13, Ping Pong
Leave a Reply
Chapter 13, Ping Pong
A video of one of the examples in my new book on writing games for Windows and the Xbox 360 game console using XNA Game Studio Express.
2 Responses to Chapter 13, Ping Pong
-
groundh0g says:
I mentioned hnte? In this chapter. Basically do tzlich simply the current position and the position pr? C? Dente, then? share? change of X by the width of the ball, PR? FUNG collisions? each? tape.Bien s? r, k? You can also set a limit u? mate of the ball, making it the? s more space than ever before (paddle ball width + width) pixels in a single framework.
-
The thing is, if the motion is fast enough, can take the ball? right? by objects, not to notice that something is made?. As w? You rate the deal?
I mentioned hnte? In this chapter. Basically do tzlich simply the current position and the position pr? C? Dente, then? share? change of X by the width of the ball, PR? FUNG collisions? each? tape.Bien s? r, k? You can also set a limit u? mate of the ball, making it the? s more space than ever before (paddle ball width + width) pixels in a single framework.
The thing is, if the motion is fast enough, can take the ball? right? by objects, not to notice that something is made?. As w? You rate the deal?