Hey I’m Roy Triesscheijn. I was born in 1988, Leiderdorp, the Netherlands. And I currently live in Groningen where I study Computer Science at the RUG. When I'm not studying I work at the RUG as a system administrator, do freelance programming jobs via my website www.progpal.nl. Of course I don't only work and learn. I play a fair game of basketbal at GSBV Moestasj, enjoy listening to music (anything from the Red Hot Chili Peppers to From Autumn to Ashes), wachting movies and ofcourse playing and creating videogames. Have you got any questions? Feel free to comment and ask.
Gamedevkicks.comPosted by Roy Triesscheijn on Thursday 2 October, 2008
Today I came acros a great article on Game State Management on FocusedGames.com, you can find it here.
It explains a topic I always seem to have troubles with, and it tells you how to get rid of those nasty Enumarations (or worse: ints) that tell you in which state you are.
I beleive a whole series of articles on ATS (advanced state systems) is comming up, so be sure to keep an eye on FocusedGames.com
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