I love you stuff, keep it up! It's now my 2nd year learning C++ and Computer Graphics, I managed to get pretty good at OpenGL and create a first Minecraft Clone like you did. I find it really hard getting into advanced rendering techniques like deferred rendering and all that stuff that can make your game look good and run smooth. I sure I will get behind it soon :)

I love you content please keep it coming

I also started coding at 14. used unity for 2 years and godot for 3 years. I just started making a game engine in c++. Its been a month and I feel like I wasted some time doing the same things over and over in the past. This is so different and challenging.I hope I can land a job after gainin some experience. Love your videos.

I've been wanting to get in c++ for so much time. I have been working in unity for 4 years and it's the same thing you said, I could still continue learning c# and unity to become an expert but I also want to learn c++ since I know how important it is, and also I love making things from scratch :)

Yes I can totally relate with you that you don't learn much using an existing engine. You just click some button,drag stuff and you are pretty much done. I delved into graphics and stuff after looking at your videos and I really enjoyed it and now I am offered a job working on unity and I just feel like shit working on it. It's really hard for me to decide whether I should continue in the job or not it's just been a week.

I got into programming when I was 12, I followed a tutorial how to make pong in java. but that tutorial lead to me learning more. progress was slow at first but around mid 13 years old progress speed up. I'm now nearly 15, I started learning c++ in may of 2023 and staring to learn OpenGL. And Low Level game Dev vids inspire me to learn more so thanks.

Make multiplayer survival game. It will be cool

I'm uh, very early in my journey. I've made a simple game in Unity but I want to delve deeper into programming. I started learning C++ about 6 days ago, using online written tutorials. Yesterday, though, I broke off from them entirely and created a countdown timer with the console. This program will take inputs in minutes and seconds and then convert the minutes into seconds and adds them to the seconds, It then asks you what you want to name the timer, once it's set, it clears the console, then starts counting down and beeps when it's done, displaying the message. Next I'm wanting to learn how to open, read and write to a text file and maybe even create a simple password verification system.

Bro was very convincing 4:53, had to sub. On a serious note, 2:13 got me teary-eyed and convinced. Am already too old to 'return' to C++. Started with it, but career took mgmt. paths. Now, faced with the reality that I'm out of touch and obsolete, I hope to do what I should've been the last decade+. I hope I can, I hope I can, I hope I can...

At first I taught myself how to use JavaScript to make websites, and then I discovered open gl in c language. I liked it so much I began learning game dev and bounced around engines. I tried Unity, then Godot, and now I’ve been using unreal for almost 3 years. I am working on a rouge like. Tbh unreal hardly requires line code, but I enjoy the odd C++ class I have to write. I have so much respect for all you guys who write all these engines and features from scratch. Very fascinating work.

Hey, I love this video, but what are you currently working as? is this your main job? Also im trying to get into C++ but I'm kind of scared considering I used python before..

I have pretty basic experience with JavaScript. It's hard to learn the concepts and then put them into code, how did you end up learning the concepts of platformers(i'm trying to make one in js canvas), and 3d engines? (also, i agree with you that if you use a game engine it kinda feels like cheating and you don't learn anything)

I've been using Unity for at least 2 years, but I'm currently learning opengl and c++

Can I ask if where did you learn how to make 3D games and if there is any good tutorial about it

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Another great video but i have a question ! Like if I spend 5 years on c++ than how can I earn money? Because as you know Company needs new technologies knowledge. So, can you tell me how you earn money? don't include KZfaq Because as a graduate guy I always feel like C++ Programmer are TRUE CHAD++ but they struggle most to get a JOB

I have some videos on my channel of my custom game engine if you're interested! It's written in C99.

as someone whos wasted a decade of their life trying to learn gamemaker and is going to continue to do so because im extremely spiteful and stubborn: im happy that u decided to do normal coding from scratch ❤ congrats :> ignore hate, they dont have the persistence for code; not many do

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Why this video is in gaming/minecraft category? By the way, I'm 14 and I already spend 3 years learning C++)

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One thing to add, I don't believe you're losing knowledge by using different language. There's so much stuff going on in the background that matters in different languages that makes you more mature in this journey. Things I've learnt during c++ courses and trials are still viable in python. Lots of programming knowledge is still adequate regardless of the language you use.

You didn't build anything from scratch, you just take stuff that people made and call it yours. "I made this!"