Reference Summary: Jeff starts simulating the gravitational physics of a single-star system using realistic physics values for the Solar System and ends ... Jeff continues on with the Vector3 class by explaining operator overloading in detail, testing the Vector3 and Matrix4 classes with ...
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Jeff starts simulating the gravitational physics of a single-star system using realistic physics values for the Solar System and ends ... Jeff continues on with the Vector3 class by explaining operator overloading in detail, testing the Vector3 and Matrix4 classes with ... Jeff adds in texture rendering and starts using a Model-View-Projection (MVP) matrix to transform physical positions into render ...
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- Jeff starts simulating the gravitational physics of a single-star system using realistic physics values for the Solar System and ends ...
- Jeff continues on with the Vector3 class by explaining operator overloading in detail, testing the Vector3 and Matrix4 classes with ...
- Jeff adds in texture rendering and starts using a Model-View-Projection (MVP) matrix to transform physical positions into render ...
- Jeff reviews how to set up debug draw, so you can see where your physics bodies are (compared to where their textures suggest ...
- Jeff starts into Assignment 2, building a World class, and discusses C++ collection types such as std::vector and how to use ...
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