We discussed tonight if we did start making videos, how would we go about it and what topics would we do. The conclusion is that we are going to make a few videos and see how it goes. The best part is you get to pick!
Installing and setting up Cocos2d-x on OS X (for iOS / OSX development, command-line and XCode)
Installing and setting up Cocos2d-x on for Android development on OS X and Windows. (Command-line development on OS X and Visual Studio on Windows)
Installing and setting up Cocos2d-x on Windows (for Windows development, command-line and using Visual Studio)
A video on getting started in basic game development with Cocos2d-x
A video on Sprites and a bunch of stuff about them (creating, manipulating, spritesheets, etc, etc)
You should just imagine that you never ever hear anything about cocos2d-x and you want to try it for development cross-platform games and finally see result and see that it works actually in a very simple starting way: like running just created using step by step guide testing project on iOS simulator and android device.
Hello @slackmoehrle, This looks good for game development beginners or at-least for people new to Cocos2d-X coming from different engines or backgrounds. The target audience(Current/Future) for these videos might use any/all of the specified platforms or setups depending upon what OS they possess, so i think we should create getting started and setup videos for all the specified platforms and above mentioned scenarios. While Sprite and Scene graph is the basic building blocks for any type of game i can imagine. A video for beginners on this very important topic is a must to have.
