[MMORPG Game Development with C++ and Unreal Series] Part 2: Game Math and DirectX12

Pros: 1. The lectures on DirectX 12 version are really very few books, so the initial setup part is really too difficult. Especially the contents such as root signature.. 2. The lectures are similar to the Unity engine, and the engine is continuously improved. 3. It was good that the math-related parts were given with proofs in the middle. I didn't study by memorizing or taking notes, but it was a convincing understanding method. 4. Although there are very few direct x 12 lectures, the price is relatively reasonable compared to that. Cons. 1. I only roughly looked at the direct x 11 book, so I think some functions are missing (e.g. blending for transparency, mirrors, etc.) -> Smart people can apply it, but people like me can't ㅜㅜ 2. Sometimes the instructor's words get twisted. When that happens, my brain gets twisted too. Conclusion -> DirectX 9 is possible by studying from a book, and 11 seems possible if you spend a lot of time studying. I gave up on 12 because the root signature setting for the constant buffer was too weird. I think I would have watched 9 and 11 if there were good lectures... Other academies charge about 1.2 million won for a full course, but compared to that, I think this is a quality lecture. It was hard to watch the whole lecture. I didn't spend a lot of time focusing, so I don't think it will stick in my head much, but I still think it was a good lecture.

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This is a good lecture. I am also very happy that you are able to answer my questions. If you have never used DirectX or OpenGL before, this lecture may be difficult, but if you do not understand something while listening (especially the device initialization part), it is better to skip it. It is more likely that you will understand it later.

I bought it today and am reading it, and I really like how it is explained step by step. It is meaningful to buy a thick book and study it by yourself, but I respect teacher Rookiss who selects the important and unimportant parts clearly and coaches the learner on which parts to focus on and study!!! ^^

It's very difficult.. I think I'll have to look through it now and listen to all the other lectures, and then look at it again.

I didn't have to go to a faraway academy, and if I didn't understand or had second thoughts, I could rewind and watch, so I was able to study very comfortably. Of course, the instructor's class was also very good and impressive. I was rubbing my limited knowledge on the client floor, but I received proper training and went. Thank you very much!

Thank you for the great lecture!!

The initial setup was the first breakdown. The compute shader was the second. Loading the FX was the third. But it seems inevitable given the interlocking nature (structure) of the content, like a deadlock. Nevertheless, I was able to complete the course thanks to the instructor's excellent explanations. In particular, the graphics theory was taught in a much easier-to-understand way than my university professor's lectures. I liked that the code was structured with a focus on game engines. I plan to review by analyzing the completed structure. Thank you!