In the previous lesson, we learned how to implement several different steps for our simulator.
In this lesson, we are going to get acquainted with the primary and vital simulator settings such as graphic settings, time management, keyboard and mouse inputs, and how to optimize the simulator for different platforms.
Important: Robotic Simulator’s Source Code and Sample Output:
The source code for the entire tutorials (from 1 to 27) can be downloaded HERE! And a test output for Windows can be downloaded HERE! You can easily get output for macOS by installing and running the source code on macOS.
Watch the video version of this lesson below:
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