harulf

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   by harulf 3mo ago

   Good Technical Artists are one of the most sought after professions in game dev. But it's also an annoyingly broad role that means different specific things at different places. The one common trait is being able to bridge the gap betw
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   by harulf 5mo ago

   In a UI course I took at uni (~2009) we had Jennifer Tidwell's book which was pretty much exactly what you're asking for, though not catered for mobile due to smartphones just having come out. Seems like her most recent edition ha
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   by harulf 1y ago

   As another commenter proposed, try getting a course book and going through it at your own pace. With your newfound determination and interest it wouldn't surprise me if you stuck with it this time. Alternatively, if you prefer putting
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   by harulf 2y ago

   Fun read! I just missed doing professional gamedev on the DS/DSi (made a few for 3DS), but we still had a Nitro devkit or two in the office. But my experience is of course very different since we both used C++ and had all the official
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   by harulf 2y ago

   This is amazing to see! I've wanted a good, digital, historical atlas for more than 10 years. The ones I've seen have all had some kind of limitation that's made them less-than-ideal imo. This one seems to check most of my bo