Welcome to a new series!  In this series, we create a pong clone by using the PGL2D game library.  This is a very basic game.

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Welcome to a new series! In this series, we create a pong clone by using the PGL2D game library. This is a very basic game. Download the final result - https://phstudios.cachefly.net/FlatPaddles/Source/Tutorial3.zip Download the PGL2D DLL file - https://phstudios.cachefly.net/FlatPaddles/References.zip Download the FlatPaddles content - https://phstudios.cachefly.net/FlatPaddles/Content.zip Open Sans on Google Fonts

Download the final result
Download the PGL2D DLL
Download the FlatPaddles Content
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Welcome to a new series! In this series, we create a pong clone by using the PGL2D game library. This is a very basic game.
 
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In this tutorial, I show you how to create the project, add a reference to the PGL2D library, and create a couple of the short files.

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Download the PGL2D DLL file

Download the FlatPaddles content

In this tutorial, I show you how to create the classes needed for the paddles and the ball.

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Download the PGL2D DLL file

Download the FlatPaddles content

In this tutorial, I finish the pong clone and discuss some ideas for improvement that you can do on your own.

Download the third tutorial result

Download the PGL2D DLL file

Download the FlatPaddles content

In this video, I take a look back at the flat paddles tutorial series as both a programmer and a content producer.