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Certain Encompass projects actually have multiple separate Worlds to manage certain behaviors. This is perfectly valid and can be a great way to structure your project, but be warned that it is difficult to share information between Worlds by design.
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Certain Encompass projects actually have multiple separate Worlds to manage certain behaviors. This is perfectly valid and can be a great way to structure your project, but be warned that it is difficult to share information between Worlds by design.
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**What's that whole dt business about?**
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*dt* stands for delta-time. Correct usage of delta-time is crucial to make sure that your game does not become *frame-dependent*, which is very bad. We'll talk more about frame-dependence later in the tutorial, but to briefly summarize, if your game is frame-dependent you will run into very frustrating behavior when running your game on different computer systems.
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That's it! Now that we have these high-level concepts down, let's build an actual, for-real game.
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That's it! Now that we have these high-level concepts down, let's build an actual, for-real game.
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