#1 3D Game Programming Tutorial: Input Backend

First comment ;) Great video BTW! Looking forward to more tutorials in this series. I really like how you focus on how to make games in this, rather than just the engine!

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Great Tutorial!

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Great job Benny, i only have one request... what can i use or what do i have to use instead of e.button.clicks? there is no .clicks in e.button! i am running in windows 10.

Would not mind for longer episodes :) thanks benny

@Benny, do you think you could use SFML for some or most of the input and other libraries?

Holy crap! I am excited to see that you are taking the engine tutorials a whole leap forward. Whenever you finish this series and I happen to have the time, I will most definitely do this.

Why don't you finish occlusion culling first, for fucks sake? There was only one vid left on it.

Hey benny, what distro do you use? I really like it, also, awesome video!

i3, lemonbar and gvim i guess? comfy rice, i like it

Which platform OS combination does SDL have trouble event handling?

Btw Benny, i love the new tutorials with the new microphone you're using, it is just sooo much better audio quality :)

Can you do a tutorial on how to make menus in OpenGL Java

'Alt + F4' - Works for every program ever - except when you actually want it to work.

hi,good explanation. question: all your tutorial are in C++? or you have some tutorials in JS? Because I see there is more and more video games made with JS, WebGL, Three.js, Babylon.js, and WebAssembly coming, etc. thanks!!

Is there a way to get the CGFX5-Master/src directory with core, etc to show up in the visual studio solution?

Alt+F4 is legit not working lol

Welcome back. Seeing a "break;" after "default:" always bugs me, but to each his own. ;)

Benny is rock!

Thanks it just took me 10 minutes to figure out it's button and not mouse :D. No problem though I at least did figure it out ^^

I have problem with application window loading too slowly, can't minimize it and stuff..

>i3
>vim

Ah, I see you are a man of culture as well