I’m able to do the “artistic” part of game-development; character designing/modeling, music, environment modeling, etc. However, I don’t have experience in programming. I don’t know what language should I learn first. Also, many people on the internet have said that you need to be good at math and…

Wow, such an awesome skill to have. Not everyone who codes can do the ‘design’ part of games, IMHO.

It depends on what style of game you want to create. Depending on that, you can choose an already existing engine, where you can already get quite far without big coding knowledge. Maybe have a look at this one: https://godotengine.org/ I’ve done it the hard way when I was a student and created my…

I agree, I don’t think you really need to be good at math and physics, unless maybe you are creating your own game engine.

I tried Unity and C# a couple of years ago as a hobby, and I enjoyed it. You can find some good Udemy courses.

You might try Three JS, to load assets and learn with it… you find physics engine as well

Start by learning the basics of game development through online courses or tutorials. Familiarize yourself with game engines like Unity or Unreal Engine, and explore fundamental concepts in programming and game design. Practice by creating small projects to build your skills gradually.

[image] sir.laksmana_wenk: I’m able to do the “artistic” part of game-development; character designing/modeling, music, environment modeling, etc. Wow, that’s amazing enough. I heard that people can focus on single tasks like nature (grass, tree etc.) optimisation and have lots of money worki…

For beginners, I highly recommend starting with a well-established game engine. An engine gives you the development tools to handle things like physics, rendering graphics, and managing game objects, so you don’t have to build all of that from scratch.

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brennan 20 July 2024 11:07 5

Maybe Unity and C#?