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Main Author:	Fox, Brent (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Boston, MA Thomson Course Technology 2005
Subjects:	Computer games > Programming Computer games > Design User interfaces (Computer systems)
Online Access:	Inhaltsverzeichnis
Item Description:	Includes index.
Physical Description:	xvii, 212 p. ill. (some col.) 1 CD-ROM (12 cm)
ISBN:	1592005934

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adam_text	GAME INTERFACE DESIGN BRENT FOX T H O M S O N * * COURSE TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONAL * TRADE * REFERENCE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION XV CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO GAMES 1 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE INTERFACE 1 REAL-LIFE GAME DEVELOPMENT 2 WORKING WITH A TEAM 3 LISTEN TO OTHERS 4 ASK QUESTIONS 4 A CAREER IN VIDEO GAMES 4 THE PUBLISHER / DEVELOPER RELATIONSHIP 5 CHAPTER 2 PLANNING MENU FLOW 7 WHY IS PLANNING SO VALUABLE? 7 CREATIVITY IN PLANNING 8 GETTING APPROVAL 9 INTERFACE PLANNING HELPS GAME DESIGN 10 GAME DESIGN GOALS 10 POSSIBLE GAME GOALS 11 BREAKING DOWN YOUR GOAL INTO SPECIFICS 12 HOW PRIORITIES AFFECT DECISION-MAKING 12 CHARTING METHODS 13 BUTTON TYPES 17 SLIDERS 19 TOGGLE SWITCHES 19 LISTS 20 INPUT TEXT 20 DROP-DOWN MENUS 22 OTHER VARIATIONS 22 COMMON MENU SCREENS 23 SIMPLICITY VERSUS DEPTH 23 PLANNING FOR HUD 24 CREATIVITY VERSUS CONVENTIONAL METHODS 25 CHAPTER 3 THE LOOK AND FEEL OF YOUR INTERFACE 27 DEFINE A LOOK 27 CREATE A MOCK-UP 27 WORKING WITH LOGOS 29 DEFINE A COLOR SCHEME 29 EXPRESS YOURSELF IN THE DESIGN 31 RESEARCH AND INSPIRATION 32 MAKE LISTS 32 SEARCH FOR IMAGES 32 THUMBNAILS 33 WORK QUICKLY 34 PUSH FOR VARIATION 34 CREATIVITY VERSUS STANDARDS 35 USING PHOTOGRAPHS 35 ILLUSTRATIONS 37 3D SOLUTIONS 38 PRE-RENDERED 2D ART 38 INVOLVE THE PROGRAMMERS 39 COMBINING 3D AND 2D 39 3D CHALLENGES 39 DON T GET TOO ATTACHED TO YOUR IDEAS 40 SUMMARY 41 CHAPTER 4 BASIC DESIGN PRINCIPLES 43 GETTING BACK TO BASICS 43 REALLY SEE YOUR DESIGN 44 USING COLOR 44 CREATING COLOR HARMONY 45 CONTENTS IX FINDING COMPLEMENTARY COLORS 45 USING MORE THAN TWO COLORS 47 SUBJECTIVE COLOR 48 BALANCING COLOR STRENGTH 49 WARM AND COLD COLORS 49 COLOR ON A MONITOR OR TV 50 CREATING DIGITAL COLORS 51 VISUAL ORGANIZATION 53 UNITY AND VARIATION 54 NEGATIVE SPACE 55 MOVEMENT 55 EYE MOVEMENT 56 BALANCE AND WEIGHT 57 UNBALANCING YOUR DESIGN TO CREATE TENSION ... .58 ODD NUMBERS 59 DIVIDING AN IMAGE 59 INTERSECTIONS 60 SUMMARY 60 CHAPTER 5 CONSOLE OR PC? 61 BAD CONVERSIONS 61 CONSOLE DEVELOPMENT 62 CONSOLE HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS 62 DEVELOPER APPROVAL 62 CONCEPT APPROVAL 63 TECHNICAL APPROVAL 63 CONSOLE GAME COST 64 EFFECT ON THE INTERFACE 64 HANDHELD DEVELOPMENT 65 X CONTENTS PC DEVELOPMENT 65 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR PC GAMES 65 THE CONTROLLER 66 GETTING THE TIMING RIGHT 67 LIMITING BUTTONS 68 DISPLAYING NAVIGATION INFORMATION 68 THE MOUSE 68 KEEP THE DESIGN SIMPLE 69 IMAGE-BASED INTERFACES 69 RESOLUTION 70 PC GAME RESOLUTION 70 FRONT-END MENU RESOLUTION 70 STANDARD TV RESOLUTION 70 PAL VERSUS NTSC TELEVISION 71 TV COLOR 71 INTERLACE FLICKER 72 COLOR VARIATION 72 SUMMARY 72 CHAPTER 6 BUTTON STATES 73 CONTROLLER BUTTON STATES 74 THE STANDARD BUTTON STATE 74 THE SELECTED BUTTON STATE 74 THE PRESSED BUTTON STATE 75 THE ACTIVE BUTTON STATE 75 THE ACTIVE-SELECTED BUTTON STATE 76 THE DISABLED BUTTON STATE 77 PC BUTTON STATES 77 OTHER STATES 77 ANIMATED STATES 78 WORKLOAD 79 SAVING TIME 79 AUDIO 80 SUMMARY 80 CHAPTER 7 CREATING A FOCAL POINT 81 THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENT 81 SIZE VARIATION 83 COLOR 84 VALUE 85 MOVEMENT 85 SUMMARY 86 CHAPTER 8 USING TEXT IN YOUR INTERFACE 87 USING TEXT WISELY 87 TYPE ANATOMY 88 SERIF VERSUS SANS-SERIF 88 ASCENDERS AND DESCENDERS 89 UPPERCASE AND LOWERCASE 90 POINTS AND PICAS 90 FILE SIZE AND DPI 91 KERNING 92 THICKS AND THINS 92 SCALING FONTS 93 FONT CHOICE 93 THEME FONTS 94 MULTIPLE FONTS 95 KNOW YOUR FONTS 95 CREATING A GAME FONT 95 ICONS IN FONTS 97 FONT EFFECTS 97 SUMMARY 98 CHAPTER 9 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS AND TRICKS 99 FILE SIZES 99 LIMITED RAM 100 DISK SPACE 101 LOAD TIME 102 ONLINE CONTENT 102 FILE COMPRESSION 102 USING PALETTES 103 USING PROGRAMMER ART 105 TEXTURE SIZE 106 SCALABLE OBJECTS 106 TILING TEXTURES 108 ALPHA CHANNELS 108 LOCALIZATION 110 SOURCE FILES 110 SUMMARY 111 CONTENTS XI CHAPTER 10 TOOLS OF THE TRADE 113 TOOLS FOR CREATING MOCK-UPS 113 ASSET MANAGEMENT 114 ADJUSTING GAME PROPERTIES 115 USING CUSTOM TOOLS 115 PLUG-INS 116 STAND-ALONE SOFTWARE 116 IN-GAME TOOLS 117 ADVANTAGES OF USING CUSTOM TOOLS 117 DISADVANTAGES OF USING CUSTOM TOOLS 117 COMMERCIAL TOOLS 118 ADVANTAGES OF USING COMMERCIAL TOOLS 118 DISADVANTAGES OF USING COMMERCIAL TOOLS 118 MIDDLEWARE 119 COMMONLY USED COMMERCIAL SOFTWARE 119 FEATURES OF GOOD TOOLS 121 THE IDEAL SITUATION VERSUS REALITY 122 SOFTWARE OR THE ARTIST? 122 3D TOOLS 123 SUMMARY 124 CHAPTER 11 USING ANIMATION 125 MOVEMENT 125 HOW ANIMATION WORKS 125 FRAME RATE 126 INTERFACE FRAME RATES 126 KEY FRAMES AND TWEENING 127 INTERPOLATION 127 XII CONTENTS ANIMATION PRINCIPLES 129 SQUASH AND STRETCH 129 ANTICIPATION 130 EASE IN AND EASE OUT 130 FOLLOW THROUGH 131 ARCS 132 EXAGGERATION 132 DESIGNING TRANSITIONS 132 CONSIDER EXPERIENCED USERS 134 PROPERTIES THAT CAN BE ANIMATED 134 TRANSLATION, ROTATION, AND SCALE 134 TRANSPARENCY AND COLOR 135 USING EFFECTS 136 OVERLAID ANIMATIONS 136 PARTICLE SYSTEMS 137 OTHER IN-GAME EFFECTS 137 SUMMARY 138 CHAPTER 12 ICONS, ICONS, ICONS 139 USE TEXT SPARINGLY 139 BUDGET CONSTRAINTS 140 USING ICONS INSTEAD OF TEXT 140 IMAGE CHOICE 140 STANDARD ICONS 141 NON-GAME STANDARD ICONS 141 EVERY PIXEL COUNTS 143 PHOTO REFERENCE 144 SUMMARY 144 CHAPTER 13 DESIGNING THE HUD 145 SCREEN SPACE 145 IN-GAME INFORMATION 147 POP-UP MENUS 148 DYNAMIC CONTENT 148 COMBINING INFORMATION 149 LEGIBILITY 150 EYE MOVEMENT 150 EASE OF USE 151 MAKING HUD LOOK COOL 151 GAME-PLAY ADJUSTMENTS 151 GRAPHIC INFORMATION DISPLAY 152 STANDARD ELEMENTS VERSUS NON-STANDARD ELEMENTS . . .153 SUMMARY 154 CHAPTER 14 DESIGNING AN INTERFACE 155 NOMAD DESIGN GOALS 155 THE ROUGH SKETCHES 156 TEMPORARY ART 159 RE-DO S 160 NOMAD COLORS 160 USING COLOR AS A TOOL 161 CREATING THE ART 163 BREAKING UP THE ART 163 SELECTED ROWS 167 PHOTOSHOP TECHNIQUES 167 STEP-BY-STEP ART CREATION 169 THE SHIP INFORMATION PANEL 169 THE TRADE DIALOG BOX 173 THE BIG CHANGE 177 SUMMARY 178 CHAPTER 15 CREATING AN INTERACTIVE MOCK-UP 179 THE IDEAL SITUATION 180 REALIZING YOUR VISION 180 EXPERIMENTATION 180 COMMERCIAL TOOLS 181 WHY FLASH? 181 INTRODUCTION TO FLASH 182 USING FRAMES 182 ANIMATION IN FLASH 186 PLAYBACK SPEED 188 USING SCRIPTING 188 CREATING BUTTONS IN FLASH 190 PUTTING SCRIPTS ON BUTTONS 192 SEEING YOUR BUTTON WORK 193 PUBLISHING FILES 194 FLASH SUMMARY 195 THE SAMPLE FLASH FILE 195 ACTIONS ON FRAMES 196 ACTIONS ON BUTTONS 196 SUMMARY 198 INDEX 199
adam_txt	GAME INTERFACE DESIGN BRENT FOX T H O M S O N * * COURSE TECHNOLOGY PROFESSIONAL * TRADE * REFERENCE CONTENTS INTRODUCTION XV CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO VIDEO GAMES 1 THE IMPORTANCE OF THE INTERFACE 1 REAL-LIFE GAME DEVELOPMENT 2 WORKING WITH A TEAM 3 LISTEN TO OTHERS 4 ASK QUESTIONS 4 A CAREER IN VIDEO GAMES 4 THE PUBLISHER / DEVELOPER RELATIONSHIP 5 CHAPTER 2 PLANNING MENU FLOW 7 WHY IS PLANNING SO VALUABLE? 7 CREATIVITY IN PLANNING 8 GETTING APPROVAL 9 INTERFACE PLANNING HELPS GAME DESIGN 10 GAME DESIGN GOALS 10 POSSIBLE GAME GOALS 11 BREAKING DOWN YOUR GOAL INTO SPECIFICS 12 HOW PRIORITIES AFFECT DECISION-MAKING 12 CHARTING METHODS 13 BUTTON TYPES 17 SLIDERS 19 TOGGLE SWITCHES 19 LISTS 20 INPUT TEXT 20 DROP-DOWN MENUS 22 OTHER VARIATIONS 22 COMMON MENU SCREENS 23 SIMPLICITY VERSUS DEPTH 23 PLANNING FOR HUD 24 CREATIVITY VERSUS CONVENTIONAL METHODS 25 CHAPTER 3 THE LOOK AND FEEL OF YOUR INTERFACE 27 DEFINE A LOOK 27 CREATE A MOCK-UP 27 WORKING WITH LOGOS 29 DEFINE A COLOR SCHEME 29 EXPRESS YOURSELF IN THE DESIGN 31 RESEARCH AND INSPIRATION 32 MAKE LISTS 32 SEARCH FOR IMAGES 32 THUMBNAILS 33 WORK QUICKLY 34 PUSH FOR VARIATION 34 CREATIVITY VERSUS STANDARDS 35 USING PHOTOGRAPHS 35 ILLUSTRATIONS 37 3D SOLUTIONS 38 PRE-RENDERED 2D ART 38 INVOLVE THE PROGRAMMERS 39 COMBINING 3D AND 2D 39 3D CHALLENGES 39 DON'T GET TOO ATTACHED TO YOUR IDEAS 40 SUMMARY 41 CHAPTER 4 BASIC DESIGN PRINCIPLES 43 GETTING BACK TO BASICS 43 REALLY SEE YOUR DESIGN 44 USING COLOR 44 CREATING COLOR HARMONY 45 \ CONTENTS IX FINDING COMPLEMENTARY COLORS 45 USING MORE THAN TWO COLORS 47 SUBJECTIVE COLOR 48 BALANCING COLOR STRENGTH 49 WARM AND COLD COLORS 49 COLOR ON A MONITOR OR TV 50 CREATING DIGITAL COLORS 51 VISUAL ORGANIZATION 53 UNITY AND VARIATION 54 NEGATIVE SPACE 55 MOVEMENT 55 EYE MOVEMENT 56 BALANCE AND WEIGHT 57 UNBALANCING YOUR DESIGN TO CREATE TENSION . .58 ODD NUMBERS 59 DIVIDING AN IMAGE 59 INTERSECTIONS 60 SUMMARY 60 CHAPTER 5 CONSOLE OR PC? 61 BAD CONVERSIONS 61 CONSOLE DEVELOPMENT 62 CONSOLE HARDWARE MANUFACTURERS 62 DEVELOPER APPROVAL 62 CONCEPT APPROVAL 63 TECHNICAL APPROVAL 63 CONSOLE GAME COST 64 EFFECT ON THE INTERFACE 64 HANDHELD DEVELOPMENT 65 X CONTENTS PC DEVELOPMENT 65 MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS FOR PC GAMES 65 THE CONTROLLER 66 GETTING THE TIMING RIGHT 67 LIMITING BUTTONS 68 DISPLAYING NAVIGATION INFORMATION 68 THE MOUSE 68 KEEP THE DESIGN SIMPLE 69 IMAGE-BASED INTERFACES 69 RESOLUTION 70 PC GAME RESOLUTION 70 FRONT-END MENU RESOLUTION 70 STANDARD TV RESOLUTION 70 PAL VERSUS NTSC TELEVISION 71 TV COLOR 71 INTERLACE FLICKER 72 COLOR VARIATION 72 SUMMARY 72 CHAPTER 6 BUTTON STATES 73 CONTROLLER BUTTON STATES 74 THE STANDARD BUTTON STATE 74 THE SELECTED BUTTON STATE 74 THE PRESSED BUTTON STATE 75 THE ACTIVE BUTTON STATE 75 THE ACTIVE-SELECTED BUTTON STATE 76 THE DISABLED BUTTON STATE 77 PC BUTTON STATES 77 OTHER STATES 77 ANIMATED STATES 78 WORKLOAD 79 SAVING TIME 79 AUDIO 80 SUMMARY 80 CHAPTER 7 CREATING A FOCAL POINT 81 THE MOST IMPORTANT ELEMENT 81 SIZE VARIATION 83 COLOR 84 VALUE 85 MOVEMENT 85 SUMMARY 86 CHAPTER 8 USING TEXT IN YOUR INTERFACE 87 USING TEXT WISELY 87 TYPE ANATOMY 88 SERIF VERSUS SANS-SERIF 88 ASCENDERS AND DESCENDERS 89 UPPERCASE AND LOWERCASE 90 POINTS AND PICAS 90 FILE SIZE AND DPI 91 KERNING 92 THICKS AND THINS 92 SCALING FONTS 93 FONT CHOICE 93 THEME FONTS 94 MULTIPLE FONTS 95 KNOW YOUR FONTS 95 CREATING A GAME FONT 95 ICONS IN FONTS 97 FONT EFFECTS 97 SUMMARY 98 CHAPTER 9 TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS AND TRICKS 99 FILE SIZES 99 LIMITED RAM 100 DISK SPACE 101 LOAD TIME 102 ONLINE CONTENT 102 FILE COMPRESSION 102 USING PALETTES 103 USING PROGRAMMER ART 105 TEXTURE SIZE 106 SCALABLE OBJECTS 106 TILING TEXTURES 108 ALPHA CHANNELS 108 LOCALIZATION 110 SOURCE FILES 110 SUMMARY 111 CONTENTS XI CHAPTER 10 TOOLS OF THE TRADE 113 TOOLS FOR CREATING MOCK-UPS 113 ASSET MANAGEMENT 114 ADJUSTING GAME PROPERTIES 115 USING CUSTOM TOOLS 115 PLUG-INS 116 STAND-ALONE SOFTWARE 116 IN-GAME TOOLS 117 ADVANTAGES OF USING CUSTOM TOOLS 117 DISADVANTAGES OF USING CUSTOM TOOLS 117 COMMERCIAL TOOLS 118 ADVANTAGES OF USING COMMERCIAL TOOLS 118 DISADVANTAGES OF USING COMMERCIAL TOOLS 118 MIDDLEWARE 119 COMMONLY USED COMMERCIAL SOFTWARE 119 FEATURES OF GOOD TOOLS 121 THE IDEAL SITUATION VERSUS REALITY 122 SOFTWARE OR THE ARTIST? 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181 INTRODUCTION TO FLASH 182 USING FRAMES 182 ANIMATION IN FLASH 186 PLAYBACK SPEED 188 USING SCRIPTING 188 CREATING BUTTONS IN FLASH 190 PUTTING SCRIPTS ON BUTTONS 192 SEEING YOUR BUTTON WORK 193 PUBLISHING FILES 194 FLASH SUMMARY 195 THE SAMPLE FLASH FILE 195 ACTIONS ON FRAMES 196 ACTIONS ON BUTTONS 196 SUMMARY 198 INDEX 199
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