Supporting more controllers with Steam Input
Do you want to support different controller types in your game on PC and you plan to release the game via Steam? Then...
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Development
Auto-scalability – Smart adaptation to PC capabilities
In my previous article I described scalability systems in general. So, if you are not familiar with it, I highly...
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What C++ can’t borrow from Rust
I enjoy learning new things, such as taking drum lessons and attempting to learn the ukulele. I’ve been improving...
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A few words about leadership in code teams
I have been a programmer for 14 years, engaging in various projects across different platforms, utilizing multiple...
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Scalability. Adjusting visual quality for all platforms
Scalability? What’s that? Even if you have not heard about such systems before, you might already be using them...
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The players-focused approach throughout the game development cycle
As Lead UX Designer at PixelAnt Games and mentor at SWPS University in Warsaw, I’m eager to delve into the...
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How to make your game (in)accessible in four simple steps
After reading the headline, you might be asking yourself why would we want to make a game inaccessible? First, we...
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What is lag, and how to deal with it? Introduction to Online games development
Lag is pretty common, especially when the Internet is involved. I will answer basic questions about lag and, more...
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Rendering Millions of Grass Blades Using UE and Niagara
I am Radek Paszkowski, a software engineer with a passion for computer graphics, games, tech, painting, and music....
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Cynefin and how not to use a hammer all the time
For almost 20 years of my professional career I have struggled to find the best way to approach certain problems. It...
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