Math for Game Developers - In-Game Example

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A real in-game example of how vectors can be used to create game mechanics, using the game Double Action.

Jorge Rodriguez

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Holy shit I had no idea you made Double Action Boogaloo. Awesome dude :D

needlessoptions

I wish I had discovered bit a few years back. But it's never too late to learn I guess. Excellent videos!

fareastarmadildo

I've been watching your videos and then I saw this one and decided to try out Double Action and holy shit that game is awesome, thank you for making all of this!

ReversedFootage

2022 and I'm enjoying the content. good work;

rezapanahi

In the videos so far we've been using Y as the up axis because that's what OpenGL considers the up axis. But Source Engine, which is the engine we're using for this video, uses Z as the up axis, probably because it's made in DirectX which uses Z as the up axis. It's really just a matter of preference though, because you can tell each library to use a different up axis pretty easily.

JorgeVinoRodriguez

I was thinking like wth is dive untill I saw that Max Payne classic move. Well done sir!

smonkey

So that the dive direction is independent of the player's velocity. We want to know the direction to dive only, so we make it a unit length vector so that the player's speed doesn't factor into it.

JorgeVinoRodriguez

You are the developer of Double Action? You are really cool, keep it up!

dimarichmain

What's the reason to normalize the velocity?

dragons

You're an awesome person it's amazing how under rated youtuber u are, not only that but u are also an amazing teacher im proud to be a subscriber !

darkdevil