In this week’s episode I start off by apologizing for this not being a weekly podcast. Oops. But then I quickly(ish) get into my progress with Unity, with C#, an update on my newest game project, and I even have time to talk a bit about what a game engine is (see, the title of this episode isn’t just a trick). Subscribe via RSS or iTunes. Highlights: I’ve finished the C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners course! I just finished lecture 80 in the Learn to Code by Making Games Unity course on Udemy! The importance of a game design document What is a Game Engine? My game dev roadmap Mentionables: Microsoft Virtual Academy.com C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners by Robert Tabor Learn To Code by Making Games – The Complete Unity Developer by Ben Tristem and Brice Fernandes My Number Wizard game (doesn’t work on Chrome) Game Maker Studio What…
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Caleb began writing his sophomore year of undergrad study when, tired of the formal art education then being taught, he abandoned the pursuit in the middle of a compositional drawing class. Major-less and fearful of losing his financial aid, he signed up to seek a degree in English Literature for no other reason than his lengthy history with the language. Coincidentally, this decision not only introduced him to writing but to reading as well. Prior this transition he had read three books. One of which he understood.
In this week’s episode I dig a bit into the game The Beginner’s Guide. While The Deaf Duck is not a game review podcast, The Beginner’s Guide touches on an aspect of creation (any creation really, but in this case video games) that’s often discussed but rarely (that I know of) with the video game medium: Can a person have a satisfying creative life without having objectives for his art? In other words, can one create simply for creation's sake? Be a deary and share this podcast with friends who, probably like you, are new to C# and Unity. You can subscribe via RSS or iTunes. And now for the show notes part of this blog: Mentioned Resources Learn To Code by Making Games - The Complete Unity Developer by Ben Tristem and Brice Fernandes Microsoft Virtual Academy.com C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners by Robert Tabor My first console application…
Welcome back to The Deaf Duck Podcast, where I, Caleb, document my journey with Unity3D from absolute beginner to +1 absolute beginner, which is still a beginner….ha, math jokes. Absolute. My primary motivation for this podcast is to keep me motivated within the world of intimidating coding forums and unfair anger toward those of us trying to learn. Be a deary and share this podcast with friends who, probably like you, are new to C# and Unity. You can subscribe via RSS or iTunes. And now for the show notes part of this blog: Mentioned Resources Learn To Code by Making Games - The Complete Unity Developer by Ben Tristem and Brice Fernandes Unity3D subreddit Microsoft Virtual Academy.com C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners by Robert Tabor Syntax and Context / Grammar and Programming 3 Myths of Learning Programming Language Mentioned Non-resources What’s that Smell? my Text Adventure 101 game Am…
Hey’s it’s another podcast from Caleb J. Ross (me)! I know, I know, that exclamation point is totally warranted. Join me as I delve into the world of Unity (the 3D game development engine, not the concept of emotional togetherness). I know almost nothing about programming, but I love video games. And you know what they say, loving is half the battle (the other half is being flamed in forums for being new and not knowing about programming). I plan to release an episode every week or so. Please check back here at calebjross.com for future episodes. Subscribe via RSS. Show notes and mentionables: Building the Game podcast Learn To Code by Making Games - The Complete Unity Training Course from Udemy by Ben Tristem Unity 3D My Udemy course profile Rubber Duck Debugging
Today Webster Creasemuffin Jr. III takes us with him as he explores one of his greatest pastimes: reviewing things.
Today Webster Creasemuffin Jr. III talks about his affinity for past generation video game consoles and milk from various teats.
I recently met a guy named Webster Creasemuffin Jr. III. He runs a pawn shop, trading post store out of an unused broom closet in the local Family Video store.