I'll assume 3D action games -- not my arena. From the scuttlebutt I've gathered, good math skills are definitely a bonus. But many of the techniques are already out there... somewhere.
you could do a google search and find more info. i just typed in game creation and game programming.
i think he means jsut for coding, does he need those two skills. ive wonder this too. Do you need to be good at math to do C++ to write games. I mean like rpg though. Thats my fav. I wanan go in to a career of that.
i think he means jsut for coding, does he need those two skills. ive wonder this too. Do you need to be good at math to do C++ to write games. I mean like rpg though. Thats my fav. I wanan go in to a career of that.
unless you can work complex trigonomic calculations that have to do with angle measurement and movement for lets say a game character in a 3d world, you wont be programming very interactive games.
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