I have published a book on Amazon – “Multiplayer Programming in Amazon Lumberyard: Unofficial C++ Guide to GridMate in Lumberyard 1.11” http://a.co/0kQ40O3 Enjoy! 🙂 If you have any questions ask away!
Getting started with Lumberyard 1.11 and C++. The time is now, take control of your life. Turn off the TV and Gamelife it up, GAME LIFE!!
This tutorial will go over the forgotten feature: zooming. I call this part 3.2, since I said part 3 was the last 😛
In this final RTS input edition, we complete the ability to move around our camera for any top down bird’s-eye view type game.
Also there are way too many cultural references. Sorry.
Part 2 of the tutorial on creating an RTS camera in Lumberyard using c++
In this tutorial we explore creating a slice, making it dynamic, and using c++ to place the slice in the level based on a raycst.
This tutorial will make a correction to the raycasting tutorial, as I thought Lumberyard didn’t provide a raycasting method, but it does.
This tutorial will go over how to set up Lumberyard C++ development with visual code.
In this tutorial, we will be doing a raycast and drawing where it is casting.
I was going to jump into a tutorial about raycasting in Lumberyard, which uses lots of old cryEngine stuff (like gEnv->pPhysicalWorld) and someone suggested putting a gem wrapper around it; and callable via an EBus. So that led me to this tutorial. It is super easy to create a Gem, so lets get started. Creating […]
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