Let’s work on our enemies and give them some brains using state machines… — ⬅️ Tutorial #7: Using Scriptable Objects and Prefabs | TOC Earlier in this series, we set up some basic interactions between our guard hero and a “Brute” enemy — we made sure that whenever we enable our “attack” input, the guard throws a punch and, if the enemy is close…

Let’s see why delegates are excellent for decoupling and organising your C# projects! — When working on large software projects, one thing you want to make sure of is that your various systems are properly designed so that they interact in a clever way. In particular, it’s always interesting to aim for high decoupling, because it allows you to better maintain and validate your…

Let’s see how this action-packed aventure game is a great example of character evolution ! — ⬅️ WGTU #20: Team management — with Stardew Valley This article is available either in video format or in text format — see below :) First things first, don’t forget that if you have some ideas of your own for future WGTU videos, either a topic or a game…

Let’s see how to use handy syntactic sugar to run checks and matches on our variables! — C# is just like any other programming language: it’s evolved a lot over the years, and its creators have gradually tried to add in more and more features. …

Let’s improve our Hack’n’slash data organisation! — ⬅️ Tutorial #6: Hitting enemies | TOC | Tutorial #8: Implementing a basic AI using a Finite State Machine 1/2 ➡️ In the last episodes, we worked on our hero/enemy interactions. …

Because C# is a strongly-typed language… with a touch of leniency! — If you’ve ever worked with C#, you know that this programming language is what we call a strongly-typed language: your variables, your constants and any expression that evaluates to a value must have a type. This type in turns determines what this “programming object” can and can’t do, where it…

Let’s continue our Hack’n’slash and start hitting some enemies! — ⬅️ Tutorial #5: Introducing combo attacks | TOC | Tutorial #7: Using Scriptable Objects and Prefabs ➡️ Last time, we setup a basic (cross-platform) attack system with 3-hit combos. …

Let’s discuss how this great indie simulation RPG teaches us to plan ahead and manage our time ! — ⬅️ WGTU #19: The power of procedural generation — with Shadow of Mordor | WGTU #21: Character evolution — with Tomb Raider ➡️ This article is available either in video format or in text format — see below :) Before we dive in, the topic for this episode of…

Let’s see how to setup a Gitlab CI/CD process for a Flask app! — Recently, I had to prepare a little presentation on CI/CD, automation, and all those DevOps core concepts that help you set up a sain and robust workflow for a project. …