Man. I just woke up to this playing and I was having a lucid dream where someone was taking me hostage and I had to give an answer to some number riddle. Freaky.
Brother this is so funny wtf, i woke up 3 hours ago to this where i also had a lucid dream but i was chased by my girlfriend bcs i was cheating her with the peppa's pig dad running across the square garden (ive never been in the usa xd )
24:40 number line, vector fundamentals 1:05:26 vector in two-dimensional Cartesian coordinates 1:29:14 finding vectors' length 1:42:12 normalized vector 1:52:04 Q: "Is there a term for vector that fits in a square instead of circle?" 1:55:33 finding vectors' length (code version) 2:09:27 vector multiplication 2:17:08 dot product use cases 2:42:10 practice 2:54:21 note about scalar projection 2:55:00 vector projection 3:01:46 assignments 3:20:00 questions
@@sportscommentaries4396 She doesn't need to imo! the £10 was my thanks for uploading all this amazing information for free, I'm sure not every person who's benefitted from them has thanked her :)
WHY DO I ALWAYS WAKE UP TO THIS! I AM NOT A GAME DEVELOPLER! I WOKE UP TO THIS MANY TIMES! WHY DOES TH-cam THINK FOR SOME REASON I WANT TO WATCH THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN!!!! WHY!!!!
Are you using a notebook and taking notes? Math isn't a spectator sport. Work the examples yourself, pause the video, and try to finish them without looking.
Because waking up, because you felt asleep in front of your computer is actually the gamedev lifestyle... There's the pattern, you missed a great career in tech
"a lot of people forget math" Thank you, you are a lifesaver. I am someone from a different field who used to work in web development for 2 years, but I am very passionate about Unity programming and transitioning into it. I have forgotten most of my math, but thanks to this series of yours, I hope it will help me in the learning and self-development process.
Wow, this video is absolutely amazing! Freya's method of explaining math concepts for game development is truly brilliant. The way she presents the material is so clear, concise, and easy to understand. The examples and visuals used throughout the video were incredibly helpful in solidifying my understanding of the subject matter. I can't thank you enough for sharing this valuable resource, Freya. You are a gifted educator, and I look forward to watching more of your videos in the future. Keep up the fantastic work!
I'm an expert at the low level, cybersecurity, and native programming as close to the hardware as possible. Nevertheless, my understanding of math doesn't even meet that of high school, because I dropped out in the 3rd grade of middle-school and never went back to another school, having taught everything I know, including English, by myself alone in a room with neglectful parents, a computer, and curiosity. Math is something I never picked up though after all these years, not in the direct sense anyway. I learned it intuitively by proxy of my main curiosity of low level programming and cybersecurity, but always lacked the set of terminology and a fundamental framework through which to think through, to the point where to this day I can barely read algebra. The attentiveness and consideration to having everyone on the same page, is much appreciated. The person who said "this is basic high school level math?" - I'm part of the demographic you were talking about that of not everyone being on that same page. That and the initiative to address questions and try to make things as clear as possible for just a single person who doesn't get it, makes you a great teacher. I have no plans on doing game dev, but having watched from start to end, this has done more for the knowledge I lack from never having gone to high school than any online course, tutorial, or anything of the sort., which all assume that you already know XYZ. The fact that you take that into consideration makes makes you unique, thank you. I feel a lot more educated after certain things clicked that I intuitively understood as it relates to a specific problem with a specific algorithm, but never on the abstract level that allows me to apply it universally.
I wat to let you know that you have reached your target audience. Just found your channel while learning how to write custom shaders in Flutter(its a UI Toolkit) and while I was also looking for math, I found your channel! Keep it up for all the amazing work you have done!
In case someone is struggling with the fact that the vector a-b gives you the vector from b to a and not the other way around, maybe this helps: To get from b to a, you can first subtract b (i.e. -b) to get back to zero and then add a (i.e. +a). So the vector from b to a can be written as -b+a and since we're allowed to flip the numbers (or vectors) around when doing addition, this is the same as a+(-b) or simply a-b.
@@UNABRIDGED_SCIENCE You have so many issues that I don't even know where to start. Seek some help. Maybe start with your social skills, then follow up with English language classes. Really. Seek some help.
If my math teachers in middle/high school were lovely people who love cats, I would be a math genius by now I never developed anything, but suddenly had an idea that would make a great game for my final project in college, so I decided to take in the challenge. I’m sure your content will literally save my life. I haven’t even watched an hour of it yet and I already love your way of teaching, I can’t believe you’re putting all this out for free! Thank you so much for all this, Freya. +1 sub!
@1:15:55 - just now starting to get back into a little bit of enough time to do a math refresher again (always needed). This part clicked with me in a different way (vector addition). I know it's intuitive to some, but not to those outside of math, that it's simply taking one of the two points and "offseting" it by the amount of the other. A lot in math and gaming know addition/subtraction are the same as offsetting, but not all think of it that way.
Hello thank you for creating videos like this. I am an upcoming college student who will take this course and I am very bad at math and I am scared to lose my scholarship that I acquired if I fail math that is why I am thankful for you for making these for free
I was thinking this was gonna be super useful but was worried I couldn’t use it because I assumed it would be way more advanced math than I knew, but luckily she started with super simple stuff the number line, thank god lmao
Hi Freya! Just stopping by quickly (before even watching the VOD) to say thank you for doing this series! We really appreciate you and what you're doing... Even old guys like me who need to refresh our failing memories now and then. 😅Please keep up the good work. 😊
I'm 61 with extensive background in 3D, simulation, and so forth, but trying to get my mind around the actual guts of interactivity, eg. programming/scripting and MATH! Thank you for these videos.
Are there any differences between this videos and the ones you did 1 year ago? Is there more content? I'm doing a videogame master and I would be interested in learning more about math because I really suck hah. Should I watch this new one from 2022 or the old one? Thanks in advance!
the content is about the same, but the old ones are edited to remove pauses and whatnot, so they are a little easier to watch! The end of this course will have some new things though
@@acegikmo just to confirm is this the type of math thst is useful and relevant to people who want to get into designing and developing video games?? Thanks for sharing freely for those who can't afford classes now if so!
Hey megabosscat Freya, I noticed after the 1hr ish mark you mentioned that imaginary numbers are not important to game dev, but... Quaternions :)) I get what you are inferring i think, which is that it is unlikely any engine user will ever customise a quaternion implementation themselves and therefore can simlpy just use them when calling to some in-engine wrapper like Quaternion.Something(). But from a mathy POV [which you said you were coming from I think], its pretty important to represent orientations and rotations in game math, especially when aiming not to incur things like rotational edge cases such as gimble lock [when using Euler math to solve for O and R]. Your great by the way, and I'm certainly not trying to throw any shade/or corrective attitude at yuo (i've learned so so much from your content), but I think it might be fairer to say something like "they sit lower down the chain in game math where a dev might not need to know much about the inner workings, but be satisified the math has been proven so it can be used without worry of the constraints that come with using Euler method. ?? i dunno, am I wrong here, or did I misinterpret this part of this absolutely amazing long form lecture?! Thanks for all your super hard work to deliver this stuff, I literally love catching up on your latest videos. [Also, if you have time, let me know if I did misinterpret the whole imaginary numbers section on whether one should at least know about imaginary nums] 🥲
most people who use quaternions never actually understand or unravel the inner workings, and I would even go as far as to say, most people making engines also don't really have to learn how quaternions work, you can just copy/paste code and trust the math and you'll be fine. so yeah, this is why I don't consider it important. it's interesting though!
@@acegikmo I'm actually using imaginary numbers right now for the solution of the signed distance field of a quadratic Bezier curve in a ray marched shader.
Hello! Thanks for this, I am watching and loving the style of the video. Would you be willing to share the pen tablet setup you have for photoshop? I am jealous of how quickly you switch between panning and writing and also color swapping so fast. Are you using a mouse on the video at all?
To draw a perfectly straight line in photoshop in any direction. To draw a perfect horizontal or vertical you can hold shift and draw horizontal or vertical. To draw in any other angle, First you must put a dot in the starting point the hold down shift and place a dot at the end point.
@@acegikmo you may have the widows ink on that may be messing it up. i have a wacom intuos. windows ink tends to mess up quite a few things in photoshop for drawing tablets
@@invaderzip7356 I mean the tablet works fine, it's just that it takes pen pressure into account for the start/end of the line, and unless I jam the pen into the tablet for 1 frame at the end, the line won't have full opacity
I would argue , like calculus, imaginary numbers are used to very frequently. If you're designing your own physics engine. But especially imaginary numbers are used a lot by people. It's just abstracted into functions.
Lol at TH-cam UX with not being able to find the superchats. Idk why but TH-cam has a really bad UX in the app and I guess on desktop with live chat too.
is it possible to create bouncing laser without cross product? I can't understand how to reflect ray using only dot product. I know that hit point, normal, and direction makes a plane that can have only 2 ortogonal. i want to get one of them to get annother orthogonal and then reflect my ray with normal and second vector orthogonal to may ray (first is normal). Can someone give me a hint on how I can achieve this with just the tools in this video?
I still haven't checked it out, but I think I've found the solution: var pointOfProjectToNormal = dot(-ray, normal) * normal; var halfedVectorToMirrored = pointOfProjectToNormal - (-ray); pointOfProjectToNormal += halfedVectorToMirrored; nextRayDirection = pointOfProjectToNormal.normal; // mirrored direction
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Man. I just woke up to this playing and I was having a lucid dream where someone was taking me hostage and I had to give an answer to some number riddle. Freaky.
LOL
Tell them to use a hash map!
Brother this is so funny wtf, i woke up 3 hours ago to this where i also had a lucid dream but i was chased by my girlfriend bcs i was cheating her with the peppa's pig dad running across the square garden (ive never been in the usa xd )
dude same. the audio seeped into my dream and the people were speaking like some sort of voice over😭😭
also woke up to this, 1 second in weirdly thgouh
I fell asleep, and just woke up seeing this
same
hella annoying
same
ME TO LMFAO BRO
same
24:40 number line, vector fundamentals
1:05:26 vector in two-dimensional Cartesian coordinates
1:29:14 finding vectors' length
1:42:12 normalized vector
1:52:04 Q: "Is there a term for vector that fits in a square instead of circle?"
1:55:33 finding vectors' length (code version)
2:09:27 vector multiplication
2:17:08 dot product use cases
2:42:10 practice
2:54:21 note about scalar projection
2:55:00 vector projection
3:01:46 assignments
3:20:00 questions
This guy is the saviour
The hero we need
Thank you! I've added them to the video now
love me
@@mohitashliya8750 really good girls
Bout to study all of these in succession! your splines tutorial helped me so much already, thanks for everything you do!
Impolite, she didn’t even say thank you for your donation
@@sportscommentaries4396 She doesn't need to imo! the £10 was my thanks for uploading all this amazing information for free, I'm sure not every person who's benefitted from them has thanked her :)
WHY DO I ALWAYS WAKE UP TO THIS! I AM NOT A GAME DEVELOPLER! I WOKE UP TO THIS MANY TIMES! WHY DOES TH-cam THINK FOR SOME REASON I WANT TO WATCH THIS OVER AND OVER AGAIN!!!! WHY!!!!
EMBRACE YOUR DESTINY, DAMNIT!
Are you using a notebook and taking notes? Math isn't a spectator sport. Work the examples yourself, pause the video, and try to finish them without looking.
Because waking up, because you felt asleep in front of your computer is actually the gamedev lifestyle... There's the pattern, you missed a great career in tech
I really appreciate the courtesy for uploading the stream, thanks.
"a lot of people forget math" Thank you, you are a lifesaver. I am someone from a different field who used to work in web development for 2 years, but I am very passionate about Unity programming and transitioning into it. I have forgotten most of my math, but thanks to this series of yours, I hope it will help me in the learning and self-development process.
Lecture starts at 24:40 :)
thank you :)
Big cheers. It may be useful to re-up some of these episodes in an edited format.
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why did i wake up to this i hate math
same wtf
Omg same
HAHA same
Same lol
But you need it, so you must love it
I just bumped into this channel, specifically, this video. THIS WOMAN IS AMAZING!!
Wow, this video is absolutely amazing! Freya's method of explaining math concepts for game development is truly brilliant. The way she presents the material is so clear, concise, and easy to understand. The examples and visuals used throughout the video were incredibly helpful in solidifying my understanding of the subject matter. I can't thank you enough for sharing this valuable resource, Freya. You are a gifted educator, and I look forward to watching more of your videos in the future. Keep up the fantastic work!
You mean he? Are you delusional?
fell asleep and woke up to this like a lot of people but i happen to be a computer science major and this brought me back to my first year 😭😭
I'm an expert at the low level, cybersecurity, and native programming as close to the hardware as possible. Nevertheless, my understanding of math doesn't even meet that of high school, because I dropped out in the 3rd grade of middle-school and never went back to another school, having taught everything I know, including English, by myself alone in a room with neglectful parents, a computer, and curiosity. Math is something I never picked up though after all these years, not in the direct sense anyway. I learned it intuitively by proxy of my main curiosity of low level programming and cybersecurity, but always lacked the set of terminology and a fundamental framework through which to think through, to the point where to this day I can barely read algebra. The attentiveness and consideration to having everyone on the same page, is much appreciated. The person who said "this is basic high school level math?" - I'm part of the demographic you were talking about that of not everyone being on that same page. That and the initiative to address questions and try to make things as clear as possible for just a single person who doesn't get it, makes you a great teacher.
I have no plans on doing game dev, but having watched from start to end, this has done more for the knowledge I lack from never having gone to high school than any online course, tutorial, or anything of the sort., which all assume that you already know XYZ. The fact that you take that into consideration makes makes you unique, thank you. I feel a lot more educated after certain things clicked that I intuitively understood as it relates to a specific problem with a specific algorithm, but never on the abstract level that allows me to apply it universally.
I wat to let you know that you have reached your target audience. Just found your channel while learning how to write custom shaders in Flutter(its a UI Toolkit) and while I was also looking for math, I found your channel! Keep it up for all the amazing work you have done!
I legit came here after entering Animation in Flutter. Wild, did you see an resource for animation. I'm trying to improve my math.
This video came up on its own when I was doing something at night but honestly good background noise and very educative ! Thanks !
I cannot believe what I am seeing it with my eyes! LOOL TY SO MUCH!
Um actually the vector at 1:32:20 would be a-b not b-a. For length direction doesn't matter, but b-a would point the other way.
I deeply admire your mission to help others live healthier lives. Thank you for being such an inspiration
In case someone is struggling with the fact that the vector a-b gives you the vector from b to a and not the other way around, maybe this helps:
To get from b to a, you can first subtract b (i.e. -b) to get back to zero and then add a (i.e. +a). So the vector from b to a can be written as -b+a and since we're allowed to flip the numbers (or vectors) around when doing addition, this is the same as a+(-b) or simply a-b.
maybe this is principle of change any children's transform space to any of transform space you want ?
Think of it as Final minus Initial, it’s a common concept in math and science and can be applied generally.
Also delta x = xf - xi. That is final minus initial.
@@UNABRIDGED_SCIENCE You have so many issues that I don't even know where to start. Seek some help. Maybe start with your social skills, then follow up with English language classes. Really. Seek some help.
Yes! I'm heading to work so won't be able to watch until later. Thanks for the upload later!!
This is amazing Freya. I love your math videos. So well explained.
Thank you for putting the time in to create all of this content.
welcome back Freya. happy to see you again. very good content.
Great stream! I'm excited to watch the other parts. Thanks for uploading them here!
If my math teachers in middle/high school were lovely people who love cats, I would be a math genius by now
I never developed anything, but suddenly had an idea that would make a great game for my final project in college, so I decided to take in the challenge. I’m sure your content will literally save my life. I haven’t even watched an hour of it yet and I already love your way of teaching, I can’t believe you’re putting all this out for free! Thank you so much for all this, Freya. +1 sub!
Very nice of you to put all this effort teaching this ❤!
It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
@1:15:55 - just now starting to get back into a little bit of enough time to do a math refresher again (always needed).
This part clicked with me in a different way (vector addition).
I know it's intuitive to some, but not to those outside of math, that it's simply taking one of the two points and "offseting" it by the amount of the other.
A lot in math and gaming know addition/subtraction are the same as offsetting, but not all think of it that way.
AYO, WHO ELSE FELL ASLEEP AND WOKE UP TO THIS ON AUTOPLAY
Thank you for posting these videos on TH-cam!
Thank you so much for making this series.
Hello thank you for creating videos like this. I am an upcoming college student who will take this course and I am very bad at math and I am scared to lose my scholarship that I acquired if I fail math that is why I am thankful for you for making these for free
What are you studying?
Yoo the comments, am I the only one that is purposefully watching these? 😂 These VODs are super helpful though!
1:00 you are correct, youtube got way more mainstream and approachable for disabled
Thank you so much for posting it!
I was thinking this was gonna be super useful but was worried I couldn’t use it because I assumed it would be way more advanced math than I knew, but luckily she started with super simple stuff the number line, thank god lmao
oh no, I lost it lol
keep doing it please, you're my math savior
When i got my second job I wanna to thank you with a huge support, thanks Freya !
31:50 OH MY GAWD, that backwards writing was goated fr
Thank you very much for creating such free quality resources ! You are so great
🙏
Hi Freya! Just stopping by quickly (before even watching the VOD) to say thank you for doing this series! We really appreciate you and what you're doing... Even old guys like me who need to refresh our failing memories now and then. 😅Please keep up the good work. 😊
Wy how old you are? 37 hire still learning every day for some years now.
I'm 61 with extensive background in 3D, simulation, and so forth, but trying to get my mind around the actual guts of interactivity, eg. programming/scripting and MATH! Thank you for these videos.
J'aime beaucoup ton travail !
I wish I had a teacher like this back in the day, would've liked math for once
Are there any differences between this videos and the ones you did 1 year ago? Is there more content? I'm doing a videogame master and I would be interested in learning more about math because I really suck hah. Should I watch this new one from 2022 or the old one?
Thanks in advance!
the content is about the same, but the old ones are edited to remove pauses and whatnot, so they are a little easier to watch! The end of this course will have some new things though
@@acegikmo great, thanks so much for clarifying it and for your incredible work!
@@acegikmo just to confirm is this the type of math thst is useful and relevant to people who want to get into designing and developing video games?? Thanks for sharing freely for those who can't afford classes now if so!
@@leif1075 yep!
@@acegikmo Thanks for answering. Would you say it is a comprehensive beginner course or it goes a little beyond a beginner course evrn?
Thanks a lot for this class.
I also woke up to this video, but unlike everyone else, I suck at math and have an interest in learning to code, so this works out for me
same this just. happened to me this morning
Thank you for making these videos
Hey megabosscat Freya, I noticed after the 1hr ish mark you mentioned that imaginary numbers are not important to game dev, but... Quaternions :)) I get what you are inferring i think, which is that it is unlikely any engine user will ever customise a quaternion implementation themselves and therefore can simlpy just use them when calling to some in-engine wrapper like Quaternion.Something(). But from a mathy POV [which you said you were coming from I think], its pretty important to represent orientations and rotations in game math, especially when aiming not to incur things like rotational edge cases such as gimble lock [when using Euler math to solve for O and R]. Your great by the way, and I'm certainly not trying to throw any shade/or corrective attitude at yuo (i've learned so so much from your content), but I think it might be fairer to say something like "they sit lower down the chain in game math where a dev might not need to know much about the inner workings, but be satisified the math has been proven so it can be used without worry of the constraints that come with using Euler method. ?? i dunno, am I wrong here, or did I misinterpret this part of this absolutely amazing long form lecture?! Thanks for all your super hard work to deliver this stuff, I literally love catching up on your latest videos. [Also, if you have time, let me know if I did misinterpret the whole imaginary numbers section on whether one should at least know about imaginary nums] 🥲
most people who use quaternions never actually understand or unravel the inner workings, and I would even go as far as to say, most people making engines also don't really have to learn how quaternions work, you can just copy/paste code and trust the math and you'll be fine. so yeah, this is why I don't consider it important. it's interesting though!
@@acegikmo I'm actually using imaginary numbers right now for the solution of the signed distance field of a quadratic Bezier curve in a ray marched shader.
1:31:42
Isn't it the white vector a-b instead ?
The magnitude calculation should stay the same tho
This Video should be mandatory in all Schools Globally 😂
You did a good job sticking to the facts.
I woke up to this. I left a crochet vid one to fall asleep but this also good
What is a hotkey in photoshop to swicth between colors in a swatch? like here: 31:43. But sometimes you choose color with a cursor...
I've added custom shortcuts for my colors! I use a streamdeck to make it a little easier
twitter.com/FreyaHolmer/status/1678773554882699264
Not trying to be creepy but your voice is like asmr for my ears!
Soothing.
Beautiful and Amazing, thank you!
You're amazing! Thank you!
i fell asleep and i woke up to this
25:18 WHO STARTS THEIR 4 WITH THE LINE FIRST
Fell asleep and woke up on this..
Hello! Thanks for this, I am watching and loving the style of the video. Would you be willing to share the pen tablet setup you have for photoshop? I am jealous of how quickly you switch between panning and writing and also color swapping so fast. Are you using a mouse on the video at all?
To draw a perfectly straight line in photoshop in any direction. To draw a perfect horizontal or vertical you can hold shift and draw horizontal or vertical. To draw in any other angle, First you must put a dot in the starting point the hold down shift and place a dot at the end point.
not with a tablet pen, pen pressure makes the line basically invisible
@@acegikmo you may have the widows ink on that may be messing it up. i have a wacom intuos. windows ink tends to mess up quite a few things in photoshop for drawing tablets
@@invaderzip7356 I mean the tablet works fine, it's just that it takes pen pressure into account for the start/end of the line, and unless I jam the pen into the tablet for 1 frame at the end, the line won't have full opacity
Amazing, yet reasonable formulated.
How does this distance formula looks in the equation? 35:40
OurDistance = PlayerPosition - EnemyPosition;
So just d = a-b;
i woke up to this but i've weirdly been looking for it
I will watch this video over and over again. 🤍
heyyy, thanks for doing this!
3 y's!!!
You should teach computational geometry, I think you would be very good at it.
Legend is back
I Woud love a package tutorial on transition pleas as I would love to know where to go frome where I am at in my mtf
Question: what is the name of the artist who did the cover/illustration for your chanel?
twitter.com/yo_su_ra
Thanks
very good idea 3:57:xx when you move the formula to the same vector!!!!!
that art is so amazing!
Спасибо! Большое человеческое спасибо!
Oh man! your live took place at 5:00 am in my country😫 ...anyway, YOU GREAT✌😁👍
I would argue , like calculus, imaginary numbers are used to very frequently. If you're designing your own physics engine. But especially imaginary numbers are used a lot by people. It's just abstracted into functions.
okay, so a vector is just a point that can become something based on context, like a position, direction, or offset?
u'r an angel!
Thank you for this excellent lesson that has taught me how to commit crimes with both direction and magnitude
So we all woke up to this randomly? lol
thank you so much.❤ If possible, please share the slides with us.
Lol at TH-cam UX with not being able to find the superchats. Idk why but TH-cam has a really bad UX in the app and I guess on desktop with live chat too.
Can anybody give the video link where Freya teaches Matrix Transformation
Are the assignments available to the public? Thanks for uploading these!
i fell asleep and woke up to this..
Is it a good playlist for programmers that are new in the gaming world and have a basic knowledge of math ?
i just finished my engineering computing final...... why is youtube auto-playing this for me now???
First of all, this whole video is brilliant and second you are so beautiful 😊
is it possible to create bouncing laser without cross product? I can't understand how to reflect ray using only dot product.
I know that hit point, normal, and direction makes a plane that can have only 2 ortogonal. i want to get one of them to get annother orthogonal and then reflect my ray with normal and second vector orthogonal to may ray (first is normal).
Can someone give me a hint on how I can achieve this with just the tools in this video?
I still haven't checked it out, but I think I've found the solution:
var pointOfProjectToNormal = dot(-ray, normal) * normal;
var halfedVectorToMirrored = pointOfProjectToNormal - (-ray);
pointOfProjectToNormal += halfedVectorToMirrored;
nextRayDirection = pointOfProjectToNormal.normal; // mirrored direction
Thank u so much!
amazing i just found this channel.
very well. I want to teach like this . so very clear exercise
Hey Freya Holmer why not write math book for gamedevelopment
perfect, try to change the ceros and ones under same writed you
thank you for your service
great tutorial, thanks!
I really appreciate it.
Hey Freya! Are you using plain Photoshop for your live presentation and which tablet are you working on?
Wacom intuos pro w. vanilla Photoshop yeah!
There is more than one type of Photoshop? O.o
you are great teacher!!!
Hello, many thanks for the video. Will you share the board you just draw everything in?
i'm a graduate and im stuck on the first assignment. Don't want to look anything up. My prospects are over before they even began...
Good video. I appreciate the work.
The constant zooming in and out and moving around the screen towards the middle of the video drove me nuts though.