Even More Bug Fixing | Coding a 2D Game Engine in Java #44
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In this episode I go over more bug fixes and some workflow improvements. These include, fixing the mouse coordinates bug (there is a bug where the mouse coordinates are not returning the correct values), creating multi-drop editing (you can drop multiple objects at once into the scene), and a few more fixes.
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Hi Gabe, I have really enjoyed this series. It has really inspired me :D
Thanks Kosmik! I'm glad the series is helping you out :)
Great, it is coming now.
Really enjoy it bro.
Thanks Demotrix!
Lessss go a java video after a month! Yay
It continues!!!!
Btw your previous intro was nice why did you change it?
yoo lets goooooo
Hi, for me the MouseListener refactoring broke things...it works ok if the game viewport is in the upper left corner as it is in the video, but if you move the viewport somewhere else, the gameViewportPos is not correct. I may have missed something along the way so would be interested if anyone else had this issue. I was able to fix this with some changes to where the gameViewportPos is set in GameViewWindow. Thanks again for this series...I'm disappointed to hear it will be concluded soon but very happy to learn from what you've done so far!
Thanks for the comment Jon! I may have fixed this bug in the most recent episode haha. I was also still having some problems with the mouse listener and had to do another fix. It's bookmarked in the video if you want to check it out and see if that helps you out (I think the problem was that I expected Window.getWidth() and Window.getHeight() to return the size of the framebuffer, but they were returning the size of the Window, which makes sense)
@@GamesWithGabe I got everything working pretty good...actually figuring out how to fix it helped me understand better how everything is working. I still have a hard time believing setting up that property inspector window was so easy!
@@jonfisher4728 Can you please let me know how you fixed that because I cannot figure it out
@@AlexandreFournierMtl Did you find out how to fix it ?
Will you continue this series till end? because everyone starts such series and then stop making videos and that is not good for people like us, want to learn.
Well Thank you and i hope that you will continue the series.
Hey Meena, I don't think anyone stops with a series because they're trying to hurt the people who are learning :). I am going to finish Mario with this series, but after Mario is done I'm going to only be doing very specific subjects when I create tutorials. One of the hard parts about teaching is figuring out when to stop teaching and let you guys start creating stuff on your own, I hope this series gets you to a place where you'll be creating awesome games though :D
when will you make it into 3d?
Hey @TomatoSauce, I won't be making this engine into 3D, after I finish this series I plan on focusing on C++ and specific game engine development topics (scripting, editor stuff, 2d lighting, audio, etc.). Just not in the context of a giant series like this
@@GamesWithGabe Still cool.