Sfml Goes 3d

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• Hello, today we will look at sf::CircleShape, sf::RectangleShape, and sf::ConvexShape and how they work.
• If you are asking yourself how I did collision detection before knowing AABB or SAT this is what I developed back then (edit: link ...
• Hello, today we will look at sf::View, we also learn how to use sf::View to make a split screen, and how to change what our ...
• Hello, today we will look at sf::Shader, we learn how to set up a vertex shader and

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