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Results tagged with game-loop
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The central code loop responsible for handling the running gameplay. At its most basic state, it accepts input, resolves the actions of entities, and renders the scene.
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Time loop/ticking architecture
Say I build a snooker game, where balls need to jitter around. Balls belong to a class (ball class), where all the ball functions are defined. In the animation, time evolves by a clock ticking withi …
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