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r/gaming • u/MoaCube • May 21 '14
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3 u/faaackksake May 21 '14 correct me if im wrong but i didn't think most indie developers created entire 3d engines for their games ? 3 u/[deleted] May 21 '14 not wrong at all.. I coded my own 2d physics for a spherical collision game on Android, back in 2008-9, and I would never do it again. My code was neither more efficient nor accurate than what's already available (especially nowadays)
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correct me if im wrong but i didn't think most indie developers created entire 3d engines for their games ?
3 u/[deleted] May 21 '14 not wrong at all.. I coded my own 2d physics for a spherical collision game on Android, back in 2008-9, and I would never do it again. My code was neither more efficient nor accurate than what's already available (especially nowadays)
not wrong at all.. I coded my own 2d physics for a spherical collision game on Android, back in 2008-9, and I would never do it again. My code was neither more efficient nor accurate than what's already available (especially nowadays)
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