Welcome!

xavysp

Wow A Forum Important for mine :-)
Today, I'm learning mobile games development with QT cretor I home learn :-)

macias34

Bonjour,
Merci pour ce forum, je pense que je vais trouver des conseils car je débute et ce n'est pas toujours facile quand on est seul

DenisKormalev

macias34, please use English only here. It is general forum, not national

mhea09

Glad to come across this thread! Game development is just awesome and I'd like to learn how.

tomato

Hi,
Sounds very nice! At present I'm using Qt to build a 3D sceneGraph (so QGL powered). It would be amazing to find easily some precious tips or let's dreaming, a dedicated Gaming/Engine Class/API! ;-)

pizarro84

Hi! Nice forum, aspiring Qt developer here for Nokia platforms. Enjoying the tutorials and basics but my lack of experience is giving me a hard time creating a game, hoping to learn from the experts ;). Qt seems cool enough tho, I think it has its own perks over C#, loving the signals and slots :) but I need to learn more of the classes and includes..

MaPet

hi all, nice forum

chandan

okkk..gud thing

DiegoRamos

Good Forum, Good people, nice!

bkerdev

I like!!!

BelenMuñoz

I think with Qt 5 and its new graphical improvements there will be more people working with games, or I hope so.

Ben__

late for the opening , glad for the opening

morgul

Just found this forum, awesome! Just started a project a few weeks ago switching over to a Qt/QML application wrapping a lightweight 3D engine, instead of the heavier 'game engine' alternatives... and I've been loving it.

Glad to know this resource is here, too!

jackokring

Just started Qt game development. I intend Qt 5.1 on the Pi eglfs, but developing on a PC at present. Even on the 2D games I expect to abstract to GLES2. I have decided on direct ALSA for sound as I need buffer rendering, and not just wav files.

PleaseWait

Ah, now we get to the good stuff! I'm new to devnet, so I will probably learn more than I can teach. But awesome anyway :)

SteveG

Now that everyone agrees that a game forum is good, people should start posting information such as experiences, tips, dos and don'ts, resources, links, tutorials, etc. to make this a vibrant forum. Of course, questions and comments should be an integral part. Personally, I'm interested in multiplayer games and hope to contribute more in the near future.

Steve

onek24

Hey all,

i'm from the QML Subforum but i thought why don't i try game development, just for fun and to gather some experiences. What i would like to know is:

Should i start with OpenGL or DirectX(DX3D)?
Are there any good tutorials or introductions to game programming and OpenGL/Dx you guys could and would recommend?

Every comment is welcome.

mhcrnl

Hello, Qt guys
bq. Now that everyone agrees that a game forum is good, people should start posting information such as experiences, tips, dos and don’ts, resources, links, tutorials, etc. to make this a vibrant forum.bq.
This is a good point of view, tutorials is the best way to learn.

onek24

[quote author="mhcrnl" date="1392437915"]
This is a good point of view, tutorials is the best way to learn.
[/quote]

Well i would say the best way to learn something is to try and do it yourself.

JKSH

[quote author="onek24" date="1392420514"]Hey all,

i'm from the QML Subforum but i thought why don't i try game development, just for fun and to gather some experiences. What i would like to know is:

Should i start with OpenGL or DirectX(DX3D)?
Are there any good tutorials or introductions to game programming and OpenGL/Dx you guys could and would recommend?

Every comment is welcome.[/quote]I'd imagine that it depends on what kind of game you want to produce, and what experience you have.

For simple mobile games, I'd go with QML (e.g. http://qt-project.org/doc/qt-5/qml-advtutorial.html ) -- one code base that can be compiled for both OpenGL AND DirectX!