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Salin Louis |
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Game Development with MonoGame : Build a 2D Game Using Your Own Reusable and Performant Game Engine |
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Berkeley, CA : , : Apress L. P., , 2021 |
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©2022 |
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1 online resource (208 pages) |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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Livello bibliografico |
Monografia |
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Intro -- Table of Contents -- About the Authors -- About the Technical Reviewer -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Game Performance -- Measuring Game Performance -- Inspecting the Game Performance -- The GameTime Class -- Controlling the Game's FPS Settings -- Using Object Pools -- Conclusion -- Chapter 2: The Content Pipeline Tool -- The Content Pipeline Tool -- The Content Importer -- The Content Processor -- The Content Writer -- The Content Reader -- Extending the Content Pipeline Tool -- Creating a Pipeline Extension -- Adding Logic to Your Extension -- Loading and Saving Assets -- Adding Animations to the Content Pipeline -- Creating the XML Template -- Creating the TurnLeft Animation Asset -- Internationalizing Game Text -- Conclusion -- Chapter 3: Cameras and Layers -- Cameras -- How Cameras Work -- Adding a Camera to Your Game -- Making the Camera Travel Up with the Player -- Conclusion -- Chapter 4: Level Editor -- MonoGame.Forms -- How the Editor Works -- Creating the GameEditor Project -- Installing MonoGame.Forms -- Creating the MonoGame Control -- Asset Management -- Using a Better Set of Tiles and Game Objects -- The MonoGameControl Class -- Building Your Editor -- Setting the Stage -- Adding a Camera -- Using an Atlas for Your Ground Tiles -- Adding, Moving, and Removing Objects from Levels -- Drawing Items on the Screen -- Adding Game Events -- Conclusion -- Chapter 5: Scripting -- What Is Scripting? -- Sprite Animation and Sound -- What |
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Is a Shader? -- Pausing the Game -- Circle Struct -- Displaying Health -- Setting Up For Debugging -- Conclusion -- Chapter 6: Enemy AI and Algorithms -- Essential Mathematics for Game Movement Logic -- Sine -- Circular Motions Using Sine and Cosine -- Using The Distance Formula To Enable Behavior -- Other Non-Linear Motion -- Interactions with the Player -- Bosses and Patterns. |
Conclusion -- Chapter 7: Game State and Gamepad Input -- Gamepad Detection -- Game States -- Conclusion -- Chapter 8: Packaging The Game with Bells and Whistles -- Loading in Music and Sound Effects -- Making a Particle Emitter -- Lists and What They Do -- Actual Physics and the Amount of Particles Swaying -- Packaging The Game -- Conclusion -- Chapter 9: Tying It All Together -- Websites For Collaboration and Assets -- Itch.io -- GamedevMarket.net -- OpenGameArt -- MonoGame.Net -- In Conclusion -- Index. |
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