Game Math Theory - VECTORS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ก.ย. 2016
- This video briefly explains what Vectors are and how they can be used in a game.
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Would really appreciate an episode about Quaternions :)
+1 to This :)
+1 to This :)
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I dont know what is that, so because of that, I want to learn about it :) (+1 to this)
holy shit yes! Quaternions is such a headache to learn :/
I am a teaching assistant and can see this series being useful for getting kids - who couldn't care less about maths but love playing games - into maths itself.
Do you not teach Scratch at school? If not, this is in every school in Britain as far as I can tell and a great way to teach children concepts such as vectors.
In U.S.A we don't learn any computer science in school sadly.
Andrew Mitchell Seriously? That is a real surprise being such a strong country in computer science.
I had Computer Science from about 1982 in School.
Nevets Actually that's just a stereotype, only our collages/universities our strong in computer science. Some schools here don't even have computers, but most of them have at least bought really cheap Chromebooks or some type of computer recently.
Nevets we learn this in physics
I really miss this channel’s content. Even years later, this is still among the best GameDev content on TH-cam.
This was much more understandable than when I learned it in school. Great work.
A really well made video which should help aspiring programmers, keep up the great work!
but hey, that's just a theory, a GAME MATH THEORY! thanks for watching!
sorry, i had to do it.
seriously though, good episode
Haha, I was actually really tempted to put that in the video ;) Scared of copyright though!
+Brackeys, i think it's okay if you do it only once and make sure to let them know it's more in a joking fashion
JUST DO IT! YES YOU CAN!
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Great! One of the clearest short explanations I've seen. Also, great point about the redundant square root when comparing vectors (in some cases). I'd love to see you make a video about dot product.
I really dig this, it's very interesting to hear how what we have been taught in school relates to game development! Keep it up Asbjørn!
I already love this series!
Love your tutorials. You really know your stuff and it shows when you are able to explain things so easily on an understandable level! I wish I could just take classes from you for a few years lol.
Did... did you just.... did you just manage to teach me a basic concept on vectors in less than 4 minutes even though I always had issues with that stuff? Damn... I'm already 28 and haven't touched math in like... 15 years (literally), but perhaps I should revisit this realm.
how has it been 2 years later? :)
@@Yolwoocle He has not returned from the realm maybe
@@rameezsafdar6563 oh no.. maybe he's stuck D:
@@Yolwoocle Possibly xD
@@rameezsafdar6563 he is still there
please continue making such great playlist , this is very useful !
Awesome work Brackeys! Found this video really informative and loved jou you related it to Game Development. Thank you for that Optimization tip as it will really help me and wasn't something That I think I would have realized had you not showed it in this video. More Optimization tips like that would be really great :) Great Quality as always! Keep Up the Awesome work!
Brilliant series you started here! This will enable novice coders to learn math in coding in such efficiency! Kudos to you!
Awesome series , awesome stuff, very good explanation , wanna see more of this! Trigonometry and vectors (again) . I love it
As a high schooler this part of game development is my biggest hurdle along the way of making games because I just haven't had it in school yet and good resources are hard to find, thank you so much, I love this series already!
if you're willing to learn on the side, codecourse and EdX have courses which cover this type of math. They're online and free, so you can learn at your own pace.
holy moly! these tuts are soo soooo freakingly good. Can't thank you enough.
I wonder if Brackeys will cover Quaternions hahah
You sir, are the real MVP of Unity 2D tutorials. Thanks !!
That was simple and quick. Really nice video
Thank you so much for this video. Really helped me understand everything.
Better than school
Watching at school = Win/Win
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great work :) waiting for the next videos of this series
Love learning things every day!
Very interesting video and much better than the whole year I spend in school learning vectors and integrals..
Lovely elegant video. Minimal, graceful fonts...
I recommend you add in the title the complexity of the lesson. In this case, some like [BASIC] or so.
Thanks!
Nice video with a great edit and great explanations...
We want mooore
I was watching sebastian leagues videos on this and I got completely lost. I passed maths in high school, but never actually understood vectors or what they even were. I did tons of research on them after not understanding sebastians video, but then you just explained this so easily. Thank you!
Finally someone who explains that in a clear, graphical way, thank you so much
Really digging this so far, make more! Maybe drop the background music though, I find it a little distracting
this helpted me a lot it's really well explained for someone that has dyscalculia (Dyslexia but for maths) thank you
This was so helpful and very well made :D
I really love this series.
This is great! I never really understood vectors but now I do! :D
I love this content, I hope u create more video Game Math Theory.
A really good explanation of vectors and their use. But I am curious, what program did you use to make this video, it was really well made? :)
You can use Adobe after effect.
I was initially going to use After Effects but actually found that Keynote (Mac only) was a lot quicker and pretty much did all I wanted. I then exported the slideshow into Premiere Pro to sync it with the audio :)
+Brackeys wait so r u on mac or windows? XD
Dark Fang he literally just said
This is so interesting! Thank you so muchh Brackeys! :D
Great explanation!
such great stuff man. thank you!
I know this video is old, but it's just what I needed!
l always wondered how to find the length between a and b if they are away in x and y cordinated but never thought to relate it to 3angle formula wow its so simple if you learn :)
Excellent explanation, thanks! :)
me and my friends did exactly what you are explaining with the distance for a game we made for 24 hour challenge on the 16th and then I see you upload this on the 18th xD
Love videos like this!
Using this to kickstart my understanding for my Linear Algebra module :D
You explained this way better in 4 minutes, than my game engine theory teacher at Qut in a 2 hour lecture lol
Amazing. Love it
Very useful, thanks!
Great video!
Pretty helpful insight that some functions like the square root can be skipped if you look out for optimizations like that.
PLS CONTINUE THIS SERIES
Brackeys you are a legend
Thanks man!!
very well animated, whatching this as a dane makes me pround ;)
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Very beautiful tutorial
Hey ! Very good video, but could you make a video on matrices and quaternions ?
My teacher couldn't explain this eventhough we were in the same class while you can explain it for us from our homes
Can't wait for the sine waves video!!
also, this is an awesome video! thank you!
my heart aches so much every time i watch one of this channel legit videos knowing that he retired....
Pls more game math theory!
Very easy to understand.
Thanks this helped me in school
great video.
intrested in this! do more! =)
Thank You!!!
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You can also remove the exponents
Could you please make a tutorial about Anchors? I always mess them up.
Thanks Arun Mehta :D
Can one use the fast inverse square root method from Quake for calulating?
Thanks!!! ❤
Thanks a lot!
How would you find the angle from a vector3 to another vector3?
Late response, but in another video, we took the vector magnitude, which involved raising each value to the second power (x^2, y^2,z^2), adding them up, then taking the absolute value. We then divided each X,Y,Z value by the vector magnitude. We then used ArcTangent(Opposite/Adjacent) based on the new unit vector. This gave us the angle between the two unit vectors. In the Arctan, Opposite was the X value, and adjacent was the Y value.
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Nice!
I actually get it now! Wow.
what software did you use for the visualizations?
Which program did you use to do the animation for this video?
Thats awesome
You're awesome.
This amazing man really retaught y’all trig
Interesting!
Thanks for the video!! (The music is creepy btw)
for a good amount of itme I struggle with Vectors and transform.propiety in Unity and c# now is forgotten past hahaha
I always did well in math class but never fully appreciated what was being taught until I starting creating games. Sorry professor for asking the question "When the hell am I ever going to need to multiply a matrix?". Or even high school - Why do we need Sin/Cos/Tan...
So I'm understanding this right...you're using y=m(x)+b to determine the rise over the run and then the hypotenuse of that angle is call the vector?
Thank you :)
Miss you man
NICE!
Is that the background sound from Diggin´ at 2:20 ?
thank you so much :-)
Now I don't have to wait in math class to find something useful.
more pls
Thank you
i take this things at school !!!!!!!
Boy that escalated quickly
please do an episode on bsp
in Your example, you used B - A for found distance What we will get if you write A - B?
I'm actually using for learning for a high school exam
how to find distance if one value is negative then how to decide A-B or B-A