Courses I Checked and Recommend:
🔴 - Danki Code game development:
This course was a surprise to me, who looks like that quickly doesn't realize,
but the amount of content here is GIANT! and always providing full support for those new to game programming (setting up environments and explaining logic), you can learn from simple 2D platform games to advanced 3D games. The course demonstrates the programming of over 12 games (from PAC-MAN to Minecraft), as well as various techniques in this area of ​​programming.
No wonder it is the best selling in Brazil: go.hotmart.com/R16683817C
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Welcome to the Programmed Universe!
In this video you will see how the A.I learned to play the '' World's Hadest Game''. The AI has beaten the game easily because the AI doesn't rely on reflexes.
I used an Artificial Neural Network (Perceptron Multilayer).
The amount of hidden layers varied according to the game mode!
✅ - The input layer receives the distance to the obstacles and the distance to the walls.
✅ - The output layer has one neuron for each key that the user can press (Up, Down, Left, Right)
The activation function used in all neurons was ReLU.
The learning method is commonly called '' Random Mutations ''.
The population size I used was 100 individuals.
The learning time ranged from 15 ~ 60 minutes per Game mode.
The language used throughout the process was C along with the SDL graphics library.
❤️- A big hug and a great studies for you!