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That's so cool! Glad you enjoyed TennoCon. Thank you for the kind words 🙏

Perfect for debugging :)

@@_leisdays i put a small mirror next to my computer and when im stuck on a problem, i tie my hands behind my chair and hand cuff them, and then i share my thoughts while looking atmyself in the mirror.

Haven't played fort in a hot minute so I can't say haha. Can't promise I'll remember to check when I get back to my setup in a few months

Thanks! That'd be sick, but I also know it can be quite the investment haha. If I have time and money in the future I'll do it fs

learning C# would be a good start for game dev, it's the standard language in unity and not much harder to learn than python.

I agree with @GUWhy about learning C#, especially if you already if you already know a bit of coding. Python is a popular language to start with otherwise since it's the easiest to pick up, and Godot is getting popular and it uses a similar language. C++ is also a good one, which I primarily use. Another option is jumping straight into game dev using tutorials for Unity, but you'll probably need to understand the code side more at some point anyway

It really is 😎

Can't believe I got to bring one of the Piano Enjoyers to TennoCon 🤩🤩🤩

@@_leisdays Looking forward to piano enjoyers full feature on Léi's days🙋

If he gets elbow surgery I'm gonna get billed for sure hahaha. Yeah the developer badge is sick! If only my hair could look like that all the time 😔

The computer is my own but if you don't have one that meets the spec requirements they'll send you a work laptop. The main requirement for your own computer is a good wifi connection because we remote desktop into a PC at the office

Lol thanks Ehsan!

I completely agree with you! That UA-cam video was fantastic. The content was engaging, well-produced, and the information presented was both insightful and entertaining. It's rare to find a video that keeps you hooked from start to finish, and this one definitely did. I'm glad to see others appreciate it as much as I did!

I remember that pfp and username haha thank you meimei!

Thank you!

Jesus loves you ❤️ please turn to him and repent before it's too late. The end times described in the Bible are already happening in the world.

There wasn't much of a formal training process. Just reading a short doc on code formatting and conventions and then learning as you fix bugs. It's mostly a matter of getting a feel for the codebase hands-on, how to find relevant code or data, and a lot of playing around. I also asked to shadow a few other devs to see how they approach bugs and how they use tools

@@_leisdays thank you for your response. I find what you do interesting and appreciate your perspective. Any chance do you have a video on how you’d approach searching relevant code and troubleshooting?

They truly are! Thank you, and to you too

Thanks! That does make me feel a bit better having that perspective. I hope you can achieve what you want too

@@_leisdays Thank you :)

C++ 👍

Hey! If you haven't programmed before and want to start with the basics, learning C or Python in an introductory course might be helpful. Object-oriented programming in C++ or C# is what you'll probably end up using in game engines like Unity and Unreal Engine. If you want to get low-level and build from scratch rather than use a game engine, you can use OpenGL or Vulkan for your own graphics. There are lots of good online courses, videos, and tutorials for all of these. Good luck!

@@_leisdays thanks I know some c & c++ I was just making sure I was on the right track Is there a book you can recommend

That's amazing! Thank you for your support

You've got this! Thanks for the support

Sorry, my internship is over and I don't think I can take requests since there are so many. I hope you can understand!

Glad I could help! I hope you land the job you're going for

Awesome! Happy you got something from the video

That'll be in a couple of years haha. I still have 3 more internships left before graduating!

Kokoronashi! I like the cover of it by Sou

Thanks for the compliment! That would be pretty cool haha

They might only post on some universities' job boards, but if you see a posting just work on your resume and cover letter, then apply! You can also work on a game dev side project and improving your C++ knowledge. I spoke a bit about the application process in my review video too

@@_leisdays I will not be going to university I am in my senior year of high school. I do web dev, system design and ML as a freelancer and have been playing warframe since i was a kid so if I could get an internship or like a junior level position at DE that would be a dream. Ill check out the review video, tysm :)

That's awesome! There are some good free online courses to get you started, like Harvard CS50. The problem sets are a bit challenging, but the lectures and content are great to give you a good foundation. There are also some good videos and resources on object-oriented programming, and making your own game in Unity would be helpful. It's good to jump straight into Unity and make your own game, learning as you go or following a tutorial. Then it's about working on your resume, cover letter, and interviewing prep as per usual. I'll try to make videos about my resume and cover letter soon!