How Game Engines Work!

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This could not have backfired more in regards to the unity part 😂

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Well done. Thanks

This is exactly the video I needed

The terimino you drew looks suspiciously like harry potters lighning bolt 😆

Game development was always like a black box to me, I never knew anything behind it. Thanks for explaining!

I hope you are still a happie cat

Very entertaining and great job explaining all of this.

I Want to Write 3D Game Engines. But I Just Don't Know Which Programming Language I Should Choose to Learn Coding

Since the creator Didn't tell anything about how game engine works .
I will provide a brief overview throught points (what a game engine contains )-
1. Math engine (vector, matrices )
2. Render engine. ( opengl, vulkan etc )
3. Collision detection system .
4. Physics engine.

Your voice sounds fake and irritating...

If gaming was a subject this would be the hardest 😅

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nicely explained

Ok, so I am making my game engine right :)

I added this to my watch later list seven years ago and I’m finally watching it…

Software always contains graphics and audio??

Wow.
I heard nothing about how engines work.

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Here after gta 6 leaks

It's not that Unity is home to games of questionable quality, it's just that it is the most mainstream and full of resources engine out there. It is actually my favorite Game engine, and I've built some amazing things with it.

Technicall those are not just game engines.
Those are trying to emulate real life phenomenons and physics.

What? Did you just say download unreal 4 engine and make a game in a couple of hours.

thank you for making this video about game engines. i think i have a better understanding about this.

dont just copy, do it ground up yourself

“there will be tutorials on how to make a game engine”
oh nice!
“in c++”
shit

This is it.

Game engines brought something with them. Bad programmers, many developers don't worry about performance if the game works on their pc very smoothly.

Correction! The first Witcher game used Bioware's Aurora Engine from Neverwinter Nights.

Can I make mods in Godot for game maker games or would I have to buy Game Maker 2?

I want to Modify Rayman Redemption and Redesigner.

10 Print” can you actually show an example of concept to completion"
20 If YOU DO then I'll Z
30 z= understand the making of a game better.

Not sure about logic

The title should be "intro to existing game engines" rather that "how it works"

Despite it's title, nothing in this video discusses how game engines work.

I just got into this game developing thing and once I saw your video I hit that subscribe button
Excellent content 👌👏

Very nice

This is nice.

The same "Reinvent the Wheel " Topic, programming doesnt have a Wheel, so this phrase doesnt make sense in programming. Probably Thats why we need minium 16GB RAM in some games, even tho I think If they were well made they would run well at 8GB RAM

I tried to learn unreal after several years with unity. I feel unreal is the worse engine because of how much stuff they give you. I wanted to make my own player controller in a way you’d make one in unity. But because the community is smaller, and because they already give you a built in player controller, there are virtually no tutorials for beginners on how to create your own.

Also, I’m not sure if this was just my experience, but it was extremely annoying that every time there is an error in the constructor of my code, the engine crashes and had to be relaunched. I like how unity just displays fatal errors before they occur so you don’t have to wait an hour to work on one 5 minute script.

Does your low pc , effect on your game creation?

Even tho this is old it very much helped me

Your channel is golden

I’ve been making some awesome scenes using free mega scans on the ue4 market not to mention the inbuilt shaders

the only reason i don't like unreal is because it's like 60 GB.

me at 1am

Can game engines push the limits of a platform

I started coding with pico 8

Very good video :)