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I would add Probability and Statistics. Anything with noise. Perlin specifically.

can some one say what games are displayed from 1:03 to 1:39 ? The side scrolling shooter on the river, the knight jumping on the dragon, and the 3d platformer where they jump and race to the finish? Edit: please also, if you know, the jump to the finish at 3:26

Lowkey inspiring gamedev,, I've been trying to run away from complex math but it keeps following me... I think it's cool but i don't have enough brain cells to understand shiii

11:03 You use Trackmania footage and didn't use a cool Press W (Forward) map. Missed Opportunity

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I watched your video getting ready for a college class, and they then used your video, so thank you I guess, lol

so loud music..

hey northwest same amount and northeast same amount is not "similar to each others" in most cases. so that branded " dot product" math fools us. and with calculating amounts of two actors compass directions ( even if you need know two directions similarity amount) could give better results

hey i like to motivate you show more easy math logics to game codeing, and young learn create easy games and even easiest 3D engine . you can do it . rockknnnRoll !

your logic of "orange ball going too far northeast directionn first" ( which feeels like error because it go distance more than blue ball) . and then after error and consumed cpu processing power you lessened the amount of "too far" with extra processing command to cpu. the trendified "normalizing" word containing logica are often stupid logic that are used to lessen results of young creators worldwide. ( the whole normalizing theory is a sabotage against young humans results and self control of movements) . greetings from finland military, we like motivate fun creators like you too.

this was an amazing video!

This is such a good video helped a lot :) I also liked the little funny details ;D

Hello Sir, Can I use it for my commercial game?

Beginner gamedev here. Sometimes knowing these things exists also can help you sort through documentation. For instance, I realised I could use pythagoras in my code, which worked. But then because I also knew that square root is inefficient, I looked up if there was a more efficient way, and found that in Godot you can just use vector2.length() to do the same thing. I wouldn't have found that if I hadn't approached already knowing pythagoras. Knowing math doesn't just help you solve problems, it helps you find what you need on complex topics, and more easily understand what the explanations mean.

Very, very nice video. Thanks!

well the math like plus and the minus is good also multipliction like 5 x5 or 10 x 5 is also good. some people saying you need vectors but not that important! i just use plus minus multipliction and i made many game like zeldas, the super mario nintendo, the dragon of steel, the spyro ratchet clank and bandicoot. thanks

The assertion about dot product, as stated, is not correct. The assertion applies only to normalized vectors. When two vectors are not normalized, their dot product can have _any_ value!

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I actually made some better than expected tunes with this! Thanks a million

guys: don't learn discrete maths. you will die.

great tutorial, thanks ! i have a music background so wish me luck trying to make music for my games

this is great content dude wow!! thanks

I miss you man

nice video, but how we sell our music and where ??

I'm seeking opportunities to plug my music into games! Willing to do it for a low cost or free--I'm a novice musicmaker and I'm looking to build my resume. Most of my sounds skew eerie, ambient, and abstract, but I am able to shift to specific scenarios or moods depending what you're looking for.

Very useful video! I'm reorienting my career towards game development. I haven't done math like this in about 12-15 years. It's helpful to know what math is needed, when it's used, and why it's important. This will allow me to review the necessary math before starting my university degree in video game programming and animation.

I suspect there would be highly specialised software which can take care of movement and vectors. Is it necessary to learn math to code games these days?

10:40 yes but also because the Greeks did it with triangles. Eastern math systems used arcs and strings before triangles. Super cool history to it

thank you for the good explanation

I was listening to this and took the suggestion. But dang, it doesn't seem to work. I went to chordchord as suggested and found a melody I like. I put it in as instructed but the intsruments sound like a mess while on chordchord it sounded beautiful. I think it has something to do with the notes being able to fade but on LMMS its all monotone and holding the same pitch? Volume? I don't know.

Thanks so much for this video, really helped a lot!

The ghost (or grim reaper) that's forcing you to clear the level faster has been a thing since the era of New Zealand Story, Bubble Bobble, Snow Bros etc. It's a design concept from a previous millennium, even though it does bring forth its own improvements to the classic formula. Considering your implementation doesn't even use a ghost or some indestructible character directly following the player, I'd say you're actually improving the gargamel mob (that's what we used to call it in the 90s) more than Spellunky did on the original concept.

Thanks! ❤

Amazing Man!!!! I am just speechless Maths is sooooo wonderful! Hats off to you!!

Thank you so much fir this video!

I know this is not the best video for music theory. But, you helped me with something else. LMMS. I always wanted to try making stuff on this thing, but was never able to start as I didn't wanted to learn a whole new software. Seeing you use it, I now know tha it's not as difficult as I thought it would be. Thank you very much.

The first helpful video I've watched on this topic, you are a fucking wizard my friend

Why is his camera constantly switching between being more blue or green or red? It’s very distracting.

Thanks for the tutorial m8!

extremely helpful

Bro literally dropped a banger and dipped

Hey! Great video and you're a great teacher, but the music in the background is really distracting.

what is the name of the game with the parachute 2:06 ?

anyone know the tank game at 0:25?

Why did he stop uploading

Brilliant!! Thanks

you look like young elon musk!

At 8:40 the A in the A minor chord is put in as a G instead. This makes the progression C Bb C Dm instead of C Bb Am Dm Otherwise great video 👍🏻 😊 I can definitely see a young composer learning from this

I thought I was going to lose interest in learning this but after listening to it in the background. I couldn't help but find myself looking up and zoning in on it to learn and I will say, this is always going to be my go to when learning the basic of music. I am glad you took the time to make this. This is a very useful tutorial and is a good way to get those who are interested in music started. Again, Many thanks. Keep up the good work. This is indeed going into my playlist of Creativity.

That was helpful, thank you <3