Website of the King of Hawaii
Totally not fake!
Here I put basically everything I deem worthy.
A lot of TUM stuff included (I kinda have to, this beeing a TUM website and all).
0. Contents
(1) Games Engineering Survival Guide Semester 2
(2) Halo Custom Edition free!
(3) About and other things
1. Games Engineering Survival Guide Semester 2 (by Guy Kost)
The hitchhiker’s guide to surviving 2nd semester GE:
Step 1: Don’t panic!
EiST: (aka ice tea, Einfuehrung in Software Techink) (aka the one with the RIDICOULOUS number of platforms)
• Moodle: https://www.moodle.tum.de/course/view.php?id=39072 slides to the lecture
homework sheet and useful tutorials here
• ArTEMiS: https://artemis.ase.in.tum.de/#/courses we answer quizzes and solve homework
here
• Confluence: https://confluencebruegge.in.tum.de/dashboard.action#all-updates if you want
to change your tutor group
• Slack: https://slack.com/intl/de-de in-lecture chat and place to ask and answer questions
during the lecture. Sign in with your University credentials. In-lecture quizzes are answered
here! There is also a smartphone app for slack.
• request euren survival guide 2.0 so fixen, was ihr da über Git schreibt ist ja zum haare
ausreißen. (??? -The King)
• GitKraken: NOT a version control system, its a free Git client which means it allows you to
use Git commands in a graphical interface, the underlying VCS is Git!
• Sourcetree: Same thing as GitKraken, not a VCS!
• GitHub: yet ANOTHER thing which isnt a VCS. GitHub is a Git host, this means that you can
upload your Git repositories here so others can collaborate with you, it also gives you some
UI so you can look at other peoples' repos and manage yours better. You will not be needing
GitHub for GED since the LRZ provides their owning hosting service for you.
• Git: THIS is a VCS, the one all of the above use to work. Git allows you to a) review changes
in code and b) collaborate efficiently. Getting to know the details of what makes Git better
than other VCS (such as for example Subversion or Mercurial) is worth your while, since
there is a reason it is so popular. For a quick tutorial on Git I can suggest
https://www.atlassian.com/git/tutorials or if you want to go the whole nine yards
https://progit2.s3.amazonaws.com/en/2016-03-22-f3531/progit-en.1084.pdf. There really
isn't much of a need to get the visual clients imho since any and all IDEs feature Git
integration and using commands other than push pull commit or add without knowing what
they do properly can mess you up really well.
• Live stream: https://livestream.com/ls1intum/eist2018 pretty self-explanatory, live streams
of the EiST lectures (the recording of which are on Moodle after the lecture ends)
• Amati: http://interactive-bruegge.in.tum.de:8080/ the bot used to answer our questions
and check our quiz answers in slack. This link leads to the Q&A wall, where the questions
that got answered well are collected (so we can go over them again yay)
• Amati commands: https://gist.github.com/kajo404/fe41a18c7e04a72e990f7930cc089c23
some useful commands for Amati
• Further information:
1. Active participation in the lectures is checked via quizzes in slack/ArTEMiS, the
lectures are streamed live and are recorded to Moodle afterwards
2. Grade bonus of up to 1.0, divided 20% participation in morning quizzes 20% in-class
exercises 60% homework + presentation!
GED: (aka Game Engine Design, aka yes, git is here too.)
• Gitkraken: see above
• Sourcetree: see above
• Github: see above
• Git: see above
• Course website: http://wwwcg.in.tum.de/teaching/teaching/summer-term-18/game-engine-design.html
• Erik Kynast's Website website: http://www.erikkynast.de/
everything else we need to get
• Further information:
1. Most files have a password, it is ss2017 not ss2018
2. Assignments in groups of 4, grade bonus of up to 1.0 based on assignments score
(above 80% for 1.0)
3. There will be two exams at the end of the semester, one for the course one for the
practicum
GAD: (aka Grundlagen Algorithmen und Datenstrukturen)
• Moodle: https://www.moodle.tum.de/course/view.php?id=40888 basically everything here
• TUM.onlineTed.de: https://www.tum.onlineted.de/ was presented in the lecture, didn’t
work. We crashed the server. Hooray us!
• Further information:
1. Assignments provide a fixed 0.3 grade bonus upon completion of 2/3 of the overall
assignments score
LA: (aka Linear Algebra)
•
Moodle: https://www.moodle.tum.de/course/view.php?id=41011 everything we need is here
•
3 Blue One Brown Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZHQObOWTQDPD3MizzM2xVFitgF8hE_ab
Seriously watch this!!!
• Further information:
1. Exercises are NOT graded and provide NO grade bonus
2. Exercises should be done in groups of three (3) people, and are corrected (if you give
them)
2. Halo Custom Edition for free!
How to install Halo CE (Custom Edition):
Section Removed!
3. About and other stuff
This website was created by me, Leo Keil, the King of Hawaii.
I created this website out of pure boredom in an html editor I found online.
I'll try to keep it updated and maybe even add some actual website shit and not just text in an index.html.
Q: Will there ever be a Comic Sans Version?
A: As soon as I figure out how to do it without it beeing ugly cursive on mobile (please help).
Q: Will you add new stuff to this website?
A: Yes, if I don't forget about it and there's new stuff to add.
Q: Can I request stuff to be added?
A: Yes, but no promise.
Q: Who drew that awesome picture of you?
A: A friend of mine called Lys.
Q: What's the matter with that Black Star?
A: [REDACTED]
Q: Did you make up these questions yourself?
A: Yes.
For business inquiries: leolele19@gmail.com
Made by Leo Keil.