Скачать или смотреть Developing a videogame—'Aeroboticar: Uprising' Realtime debugging & scripting Live Stream Sun Oct 26

Today is day 2 of live streaming my journey of developing a game for you all! It's been really exciting see 7 of you join concurrently yesterday, so I feel like we're on the right track! Thank you to everyone who joins and stays to watch. I'm keeping pretty much all the descriptions the same (only adding to the top as a log until I run out of space). Because, I plan on doing this everyday as I learn to debug and script in real time as I develop a videogame on PlayCanvas called 'Aeroboticar: Uprising'.

My vision for this channel has always been to document real time builds so thank you for making that a reality!

--- Sat, 25 Oct ---

I am finally 100% done with the Aeroboticar design that I started in August 2018. Now, I'm developing the game that tells its story.

In this live, I will be debugging in real time, so I apologize if I am stuck on one problem for longer than a minute. But, the engineering challenge behind developing this demo is hard. With AI nowadays, I'll be using Google Gemini 2.5 to heavily assist me in generating the code. I am not a developer in the sense that I did not memorize the language of computers— in this case: JavaScript using the PlayCanvas engine, so don't come for me if you see me asking Gemini simple questions. I am an architect and designer more than I am a genius engineer and coder. Hope that's okay.

The story I will be able to tell now that I am 100% at the place I feel comfortable with is hopefully something you enjoy, but like anything: "good things take time," and I will be asking you, the viewer, what you would like to see. I have a general idea for the story, but development takes time. Computers can be tricky.

With that being said, I'll try my best to talk through what I'm doing, that way, we're on the same page. Sometimes, I might be lost in thought, prompting Gemini. In that case, just zoom in and read what I'm writing— especially if you would like to use my style of development for something you would like to build.