Speaking of tutorials.
I have been thinking of doing lesson 2 of C++.
On the other hand, I could do lesson 1 on Web Development.
Whilst I do think Web Development has a wider interest.
I think I should finish up on C++ before moving on to another tutorial.
Give me your thoughts on what I should do.
Also, DONT BE SHY TO SUBMIT TUTORIALS

Will be on discord and ingame if you'll be around lol

In other news im goin to another country soon

Nice where are you going?
Also, make sure you keep your posts 5 sentences or above.
Unless you are answering a question.
Just a reminder I have had to remind many others.
It's not just you elite <3
Do you have any opinions on the nest tutorial that I should make?

I don't think the "5 sentences min" should be a rule. A post ain't only about quantity, but quality, and sometimes just chilling out saying an info isn't that bad.
I think it even scares some of the members, searching for something long enough to say.

Anyways, my studio is sleeping, which is pretty normal since they do only big games who needs a good script. So been learning visual effects, rigging, modeling and crowds method, pretty useful for game designing

Fine. Just make quality posts IG lol. I just really don't want short answers. SUch as yeah, or ok.
Make sure your post is quality. Then we can maintain a clean thread.

@Lost: I know you're trying to maintain the org activity and such but seriously 5 sentences is just horrible for an every post...

Also I can make some basic tutorials when I can (are students allowed to?), it'll be clean and clear for everyone to understand.

@patrickooo Yes please contribute to making tutorials. You don't even have to be a member to make one.
Anyone came make a tutorial. You just post it in the application format listed on the original post.

I am doing the second installment of the C++ tutorial starting next week.
After this, the C++ tutorials will be uploaded bi-weekly.
Hope to see some others make tutorials.
I highly encourage you do so <3

I can't find time to do so, excuse me for that, I'll try my best though.

i'm reading up about game engine architecture at the moment, thinking about writing something from scratch for fun and so i have even more flexibility with the way i practice videogames. not sure how long i'll be able to maintain motivation though haha

reading this book at the moment and will probably read a couple of others when i'm done before i really get started. it's a good book if you want some insight into building a complex software system from the ground up - a lot of it's applicable to more than just games and it gives you a solid base from which you can jump off and do your own research on each subtopic. highly recommend :-)