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Help => General => Topic started by: LegoMan4 on September 15, 2013, 01:01:08 pm
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So, i was wondering is there any example how to make sfml 2.0/2.1 game engine?
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"Game Engine" is a generic term and topic. There's no specific way to make an "game engine". Besides that you show make games not engines. Engines are what you can extract afterwards.
The SFML Game Development books shows from start how to create a game with SFML 2.x.
There are hundred of tutorials on game development on the internet. If you know how to program and can make use of the official documentation and tutorials, you should have no problem adapting those tutorials for SFML.
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isnt there a way to make game engine like this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oIRh321CAD0
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Of course there's a way: Programming! ;)
And no, there's not tutorial on how to do it (with SFML). Learn the programming language and learn how SFML works and then start with small games and slowly scale it up to bigger projects.
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Time to hand out the link to hand out whenever this question comes up: Write Games, Not Engines (http://scientificninja.com/blog/write-games-not-engines).
Heck, a couple of years ago even I wrote a blog post on it (http://www.morleydev.co.uk/blog/2011/08/13/video-game-engine-easy-flowchart/)...
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i know, but there will be cca 80 medium levels, and i think that it will be shorter to make engine than game
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i know, but there will be cca 80 medium levels, and i think that it will be shorter to make engine than game
Seriously read the articles MorleyDev linked. Size of the levels do not matter here, focus on making your game and then what you can extract from your final game can be considered a "game engine". If you set out to make a game engine your never finish your game because the game engine you set out to make will not be able to support any real game. That is why you should make games, not engines.