Main Takeaway: Simple didactic implementation of raycasting algorithm to mimic the classic first person shooter In this video we create a framework for the monster logic and make them always face the player.
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Simple didactic implementation of raycasting algorithm to mimic the classic first person shooter In this video we create a framework for the monster logic and make them always face the player. This is also an introductory stream to YT, and trying to work the kinks out and ...
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- Simple didactic implementation of raycasting algorithm to mimic the classic first person shooter
- In this video we create a framework for the monster logic and make them always face the player.
- This is also an introductory stream to YT, and trying to work the kinks out and ...
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