Відео

My sons name is JohnNotTony

I had to make a new File out of path and use that file in ImageIO.read() in order to get this to work with the GrassTile.png. I couldn't get past the input == null error

Literally nobody on the planet says "air-ray" for array. It's pronounced "ah-ray" or "uh-ray". Array and ArrayList both have the portion "array" pronounced the same.

Dude this is golden! Thank you for this!

cool map

Don't get me wrong - I'm extremely glad you took the time to make this. However, I wish that you would make another.... you don't even need to talk in it if you don't want to (but please no dubstep music overlay)(I don't have a problem with your voice, I think it would save you time). However, the main goal of this next one should be to show start to FINISH - I've watched a ton of Java gaming tutorials that almost always end in the same point. I know the point of this video wasn't to finish the game. But why not? The next one should be no talking - just record you coding an entire game. If you feel like you want to talk in your video, do it post-recording. THIS would be completely different from all other playlists on the same topic and I guarantee that you will get more subscribers because no one does it! They never finish! :) It's worth considering. People would still be learning by watching (specially after watching this 7 hour video and picking up on the flow of how you work and think). Any... all that said - again, I think you're great at teaching coding, and I hope that less God has something else for you to do, that you'd be willing to pick this channel back up again (6 years later).

Please do more videos

ua-cam.com/video/lDzKX3djE-M/v-deo.html I did the borders like this: public void generateGraphics(int borderWidth, int color) { pixels = new int[w * h]; for(int y = 0; y < h; y++) for(int x = 0; x < w; x++) if(y < borderWidth || y >= h - borderWidth || x < borderWidth || x >= w - borderWidth) pixels[x + y * w] = color; Seems more elegant than a bunch of for loops, and works as expected, but maybe he didn't do it this way because of something I'm missing...? Anyone else do it this way that encounters issues later?

omg I love you thanks for making this!! I really needed this!

quick question before i follow the tutorial, are you using any external libraries? or pure android studio?

a_ray && !air_ray

Hi! Can you please tell me the name of the game which you design in this tutorial.

I’m sorry but the flip folders are a crutch for them and they don’t look good with them if they were like my high school band and didn’t use them and would just take the time to memorize the song then I think it would be great but I’ll give them this it does sound really good and they sound like they are in tune and timing is on the spot so great job on the playing!

This accent of English is the one I love to hear the most coz it's easy to understand compared to other tutorial videos where they speak English so very fast but they're not finishing and pronouncing the words very clear😔 ❤️❤️❤️

please, give me the code

It's an A I R - R A Y

More lessongs?????

Here after building your engine line for line 😉🙂

I know this is somewhat old but if i maximize the window, all of the tile layers disappear except for the fill layer and the player. any idea why?

MORE???

50:00:00 I took a different approach at zooming the image and it worked but clearly, your solution is much more elegant. I just couldn't figure out a way to do it with a linear array so I decided to put the image in a 2-dimensional array, duplicate the horizontal pixels and then duplicate the rows according to xZoom and yZoom. // break array into a 2-dimensional array int[][] newImagePix = new int[image.getHeight() * yZoom][image.getWidth() * xZoom]; for (int y = 0; y < image.getHeight(); y++) { for (int x = 0; x < image.getWidth(); x++) { newImagePix[y][x] = imagePixels[y * image.getWidth() + x]; } } // apply xZoom and yZoom int row = 0; int col = 0; // iterate over original image dimensions for (int y = 0; y < image.getHeight(); y++) { for (int x = 0; x < image.getWidth(); x++) { // duplicate horizontal pixels by a factor of xZoom for (int i = 0; i < xZoom; i++) { newImagePix[row][col + i] = imagePixels[y * image.getWidth() + x]; } col += xZoom; } // Duplicate rows by a factor of yZoom for (int i = 0; i < yZoom; i++) { newImagePix[row + i] = newImagePix[row]; } col = 0; row += yZoom; } // insert resized image into canvas at position (x,y) for (int y = 0; y < newImagePix.length; y++) { for (int x = 0; x < newImagePix[0].length; x++) { pixels[(x + xPosition) + (y + yPosition) * view.getTileWidth()] = newImagePix[y][x]; } }

2:50:00 steam notifications like this makes me confidents that i'm watching the right tutorial

i didnt understand what is the game....i appreciate his effort but what is the game

Hello guys! You want to learn 2D game programming, let's jump to my channel, help me grow subscribers to 1000, thank you so much!

ok i have encountered a problem i have done the exact same code as you to create the image to the screen and i run it and its just a blank white screen what might be the problem?

How do I make the player sprite bigger? I've tried putting my own spritesheet and changed the vales but I get an out of bounds error.

can you send me the player's sprite?

I can't find the assets on his website anymore anyone know where to find it?

29:29 the curly brackets keeping making an error do you know what might be the problem

At 1:33:45 i did it completely different. But copied yours since it seemed a whole lot more efficient.

Watched the whole thing! Ran into a couple of bugs. The biggest being when I accidentally made a function return false instead of true, which took 3 hours to find and fix. But other than that, it was a very good tutorial and I learned a lot. Thanks :)

Just did the challenge for lesson 4...so proud of me

YES THANK YOU I thought I was going to fail the AP COMP SCI A AP Exam but luckily I found this vid :)

Hey man, your video is awsome as well as insane. I have to create a game engine and here is everything i was looking for. But i need to mention on your website showing in the video (1:43:30), there is no choice to click on link/folder called Assets. Could you please fix it :).

I’m eleven and imma do an hour a day tmr!

7:00:06 OMG, when you wrote the handleMouseClick method I was actually confused about why you altered the mouseRectangle positions, because I thought it'd be important that the position of our mouse click stays where it is. Spent a few minutes thinking about it and trying to understand it before just thinking "Welp, he knows better than me" and just continuing with the video xD

Just managed to do the AnimatedSprite to properly display and animate the sprite of a dwarf with a 3 frame walk cycle, even ported the Player over to using it instead of a Rectangle but the lil dude seems to be pretty energetic 😹

Nice video but I wish he could pronounce "array" properly. It is pronounced Ah-RAY not AIR-ray. There's no "I" in array and the accent is on the second syllable not the first. I'm not sure how a person could learn to pronounce it that way.

I can't find the Tiles2.png anywhere on the site :(

WHERE ARE THE FIRST 12 LESSONS?!

:( I don't have the image drawn, i have just a black screen :( (no exceptions) UPD: i had zoom equals 0 :D

It seems that we are no longer able to download the files used in this video

It is awsone 😊👍

what command is he using to run the program?

Nice!