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Mathematics for game programming and computer graphics : explore the essential mathematics for creating, rendering, and manipulating 3D virtual environments

Tác giả: Penny de Byl

Part 1. Essential tools. Part 2. Essential trigonomentry. Part 3. Essential transformations. Part 4. Essential rendering techniques.

Godot 4 game development projects : build five cross-platform 2D and 3D games using one of the most powerful open source game engines

Tác giả: Chris Bradfield

This updated edition consists of five projects with more emphasis on the 3D capabilities of the engine that will help you build on your foundation-level skills by showing you how to create small-scale game projects. Along the way, you'll gain insights into Godot's inner workings and discover ...

Multiplayer game development with Unreal Engine 5 : create compelling multiplayer games with C++, blueprints, and Unreal Engine's networking features

Tác giả: Marco Secchi

In this book, you’ll learn the foundational principles behind multiplayer games. Starting with a sample project, you’ll learn how to set up a networked system and make it work. Once the prototype of the project is functional, you’ll start adding game logic, including obstacles and AI opponents, to ...

Game development with Blender and Godot : leverage the combined power of Blender and Godot for building a point-and-click adventure game

Tác giả: Kumsal Obuz

Contents: 1. Creating Low-Poly Models. 2. Building Materials and Shaders. 3. Adding and Creating Textures. 4. Adjusting Cameras and Lights. 5. Setting up Animation and Rigging. 6. Exporting Blender Assets. 7. Importing Blender Assets into Godot. 8. Adding Sound Assets. 9. Designing the Level. 10. ...

Game engine architecture

Tác giả: Jason Gregory

It explains practical concepts and techniques used by real game studios, such as Electronic Arts and Naughty Dog. Suitable for both beginners and seasoned engineers, the text includes all the required mathematical background. Examples are grounded in specific technologies, but the discussions ...