Mostly codeless game development: new school game engines
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| adam_text | Contents at a Glance
About the Author................................................ xix
About the Technical Reviewer...................................xxi
Acknowledgments..............................................xxiii
Introduction................................................. xxv
Chapter 1: Getting Ready!.....................................1
Chapter 2: Game Engine Museum.................................11
[ Chapter 3: A Game Maker’s Lexicon: Level 1...................21
[ Chapter 4: Commercial Game Engines...........................41
[ Chapter 5: Freeware Game Engines............................... 97
[ Chapter 6: Audiovisual Assets................................123
[ Chapter 7: Selling Your Game............................... 145
[ Chapter 8: Knowing Your Old-School Games....................161
[ Chapter 9: Game Developer’s Battle Station.................181
[ Chapter 10: A Game Maker’s Lexicon: Level 2..................187
Chapter 11: The Mostly Codeless Challenge....................211
Index..........................................................213
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Contents
About the Author..................................................... xix
About the Technical Reviewer.......................................... xxi
Acknowledgments..................................................... xxiii
Introduction............................................................xxv
Chapter 1: Getting Ready!..............................................1
Who Does What in the Video Game Industry...............................2
Producer.......................................................... 2
Designer............................................................3
Programmer..........................................................3
Visual Artist.......................................................4
Sound Designer/Musician.............................................4
Tester..............................................................4
Writer/Copywriter...................................................5
Common Pitfalls for New Developers.....................................5
The Motivational Hole...............................................5
The Ugly Date Syndrome..............................................6
The Wrong Game Engine Issue.........................................6
The Prequei Syndrome................................................7
The No Testing Needed Approach......................................7
Perfectionism Quest.................................................8
A Programmer’s Mind.................................................8
In Closing.............................................................9
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Chapter 2: Game Engine Museum.......................................11
The Quill (1983) by Gilsoft..........................................11
Pinball Construction Set (1983) by Electronic Arts...................11
Adventure Construction Set (1984) by Electronic Arts..................12
Garry Kitchen’s GameMaker (1985) by Activision........................13
Shoot-’Em-Up Construction Kit (1987) by Sensible Software............. 14
Arcade Game Construction Kit (1988) by Broderbund Software............15
STOS BASIC (1988)/AM0S BASIC (1990) by Mandarin Software..............16
Allegro (1990) by Shawn Hargreaves and the Allegro Developers........17
3D Construction Kit (1991) by Domark..................................18
RSD Game-Maker (1991) by Recreational Software Designs................19
Zillions of Games (1998) by Zillions Development Corp.................20
r Chapter 3: A Game Maker’s Lexicon: Level 1............................21
General Terminology................................................. 21
4X................................................................21
AAA...............................................................21
Algorithm.........................................................22
Application Programming Interface (API)...........................22
Bits, Bytes, and Binary...........................................22
Chiptune..........................................................23
DLC/Microtransactions.............................................23
FPS...............................................................24
MNIOG/MMORPG......................................................24
Particles (i.e., Particle Effects)................................24
Ping............................................................ 24
Pixel.............................................................25
CONTENTS
Polygon..................................................................25
Pong.....................................................................25
Primitive................................................................26
Resolution...............................................................26
Shader...................................................................26
Shovelware...............................................................26
Sprite...................................................................27
Steam....................................................................27
Rendering and Prerendering...............................................28
Resources................................................................28
Sandbox Game.............................................................28
Sky box..................................................................29
Vertical Sync (V-sync)...................................................29
WASD.....................................................................29
The Fundamentals of Programming..............................................29
Programming Language.....................................................29
How to Talk to Your Computer.............................................30
High-Level vs. Low-Level Languages.......................................31
Compiled vs. Interpreted Languages.......................................31
Control Flow: Nonstructured vs. Procedural Programming...................31
Procedures...............................................................32
A Few Lines of Code......................................................32
Variable.................................................................33
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)........................................33
Classes and Objects (i.e., Classes and Instances)........................34
Inheritance..............................................................34
Methods................................................................ 35
Abstraction and Encapsulation............................................35
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Common Programming Languages: A Primer...................................36
basic................................................................36
C....................................................................37
C++..................................................................37
C#...................................................................37
Java............................................................... 37
JavaScript...........................................................37
ActionScript.........................................................38
GML..................................................................38
Python...............................................................38
Lua................................................................ 38
Some Words About Optimization............................................38
In Closing...............................................................39
^Chapter 4: Commercial Game Engines...................................... 41
Before You Embark........................................................42
Your First Game Engine...................................................43
Your First Game......................................................43
GM Classes and Objects...............................................43
Game Engine Reviews......................................................51
GameMaker Studio Professional 1.4 by YoYo Games......................51
001 Game Creator (formerly known as 001 Engine) by Mike Weir.........58
GameGuru by The Game Creators........................................61
Case Study: Halflight by Soiree Games................................65
Shoot-’Em-Up Kit by Tall Studios.....................................68
Leadwerks Game Engine 4.3 by Leadwerks Software......................70
CopperCube 5/CopperCube 5 Pro byAmbiera..............................73
RPG Maker VX/RPG Maker VX Ace by Kadokawa Games/Enterbrain...........76
RPG Maker MV by Kadokawa Games/Enterbrain............................79
Clickteam Fusion 2.5 by Clickteam....................................81
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Game Salad 1.25 (Mac)/Game Salad 1.00 (Windows) by GameSalad Inc.......85
S2 Engine HD 1.4.6 by Profenix Studio SRLS.............................88
Tyranobuilder Visual Novel Studio by STRIKEWORKS.......................91
RTS Creator by Infotread, LLC...........................................93
I Chapter 5: Freeware Game Engines......................................... 97
Unity 5.5 by Unity Technologies.............................................98
A Beginner and His Unity Experience: Developer Interview...............100
Unity Tips......................................................... 101
Unity License Options..................................................102
Construct Classic/Construct 2 by Scirra..................................103
Ren Py 6.99.12.3 by Tom Rothamel and His Team..............................105
Gamelooper by Oyun Dongiisu Ltd............................................111
Stencyl 3.4 by Stencyl, LLC................................................113
Godot 2.1 by Juan Linietsky and Ariel Manzur...............................116
^Chapter 6: Audiovisual Assets............................................. 123
The Basics of Digital Audio................................................123
MIDI...................................................................124
Lossy Audio Formats (i.e., Delivery Formats)...........................124
Nonlossy Audio Formats (i.e., Source Formats)..........................125
Plug-in.............................................................. 125
The Fundamental Concepts of Audio Processing...............................126
Decibels (dB)..........................................................126
EQ.....................................................................127
Common Types of EQ Filters.............................................127
How to EQ Your Material................................................128
Dynamics (Compression and Limiting)....................................129
Clipping...............................................................129
Normalization..........................................................129
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Reverb................................................................130
Free Audio Resources..................................................130
Some Tools of the Audio Trade.........................................130
Digital Audio Questions..................................................133
Software for Game Visuals................................................134
Lossy Image Formats (i.e., Delivery Formats)..........................134
Nonlossy Image Formats (i.e., Source Formats).........................134
Transparency..........................................................135
Tools for 2D..........................................................135
Tools for 3D..........................................................140
ElChapter 7: Selling Your Game.......................................... 145
Product...................................................................145
Price.....................................................................145
Psychological Pricing.................................................146
Penetration Pricing...................................................146
Honeymoon Pricing.....................................................146
Premium Pricing.......................................................146
Economy Pricing.......................................................146
Product Bundling......................................................146
Free-to-Play (Also Pay-to-Win and Freemium)...........................147
Microtransactions.....................................................147
Place (Distribution).....................................................147
Steam (steampowered.com)............................................ 147
Amazon Appstore (amazon.com/appstore).................................148
Amazon Digital Game Store (amazon.com/gamedownloads)..................148
Google Play (play.google.com).........................................148
Apple App Store (apple.com)...........................................149
Apple Mac App Store...................................................149
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CONTENTS
Good Old Games (gog.com).................................................150
Itch.io (www.itch.io)....................................................150
Humble Store (humblestore.com)...........................................151
IndieGameStand (indiegamestand.com)......................................151
Playism (playism-games.com)..............................................151
Promotion....................................................................152
Web Site.................................................................152
Route A: Custom Domain and Hosting...........................................152
Route B: No Budget...........................................................153
Screenshots..............................................................153
Video Trailer............................................................153
Social Media.............................................................154
In-Game Advertising (IGA)................................................155
Festivals................................................................155
Indiecade (indiecade.com)................................................155
Independent Game Festival (igf.com)......................................155
Assembly Summer (assembly.org)...........................................156
Business and Finance.........................................................156
Return on Investment (ROI)...............................................156
Economies of Scale/Economies of Scope....................................157
Securities.............................................................. 157
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).................................157
Nonaccredited Investor...................................................157
Accredited Investor......................................................157
Crowdfunding.................................................................158
Kickstarter (kickstarter.com)............................................158
Fig (fig.co).............................................................159
Indiegogo (indiegogo.com)................................................159
Gambitious (gambitious.com)..............................................160
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CONTENTS
Chapter 8: Knowing Your Old-School Games........................161
1977.................................................................162
Atari 2600........................................................162
1982 ..............................................................163
Atari 5200........................................................163
Commodore 64......................................................164
1983 ..............................................................165
Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)...............................165
The Great Video Game Crash of 1983................................166
1985 ..............................................................166
Commodore Amiga...................................................166
Atari ST.......................................................... 168
1986 ..............................................................169
Sega Master System................................................169
Atari 7800........................................................170
1987 ..............................................................172
PC Engine (Turbografx-16) by NEC Corporation......................172
1988 ..............................................................173
Sega Genesis (Megadrive)..........................................173
1990.................................................................174
Super Nintendo....................................................174
1994................................................................. 175
Sony PlayStation (PS1 or PSX).....................................175
2000 ..............................................................176
PlayStation 2 by Sony.............................................176
2001 ..............................................................177
Gamecube by Nintendo..............................................177
Xbox by Microsoft.................................................178
The Homebrew Market.................................................. 179
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CONTENTS
Chapter 9: Game Developer’s Battle Station.............................181
Resources.............................................................181
CPU................................................................181
Hard Drive.........................................................183
Random Access Memory (RAM).........................................183
Video Card.........................................................184
Your Hardware Needs as an Indie Developer..............................184
Option 1: Windows 7/8/10 PC........................................184
Option 2: iMac (Previous Generation), Mac Pro, or Mac Mini.........185
The Ecological Imperative..............................................186
A Few Words on Displays..............................................186
Chapter 10: A Game Maker’s Lexicon: Level 2.......................... 187
Digital Units of Measurement...........................................187
32-Bit/64-Bit Architecture.............................................187
Hard Drives Revisited..................................................188
Advanced Visual Terminology............................................188
Antialiasing (AA)..................................................189
Billboard..........................................................189
Cel Shading........................................................189
Clipping Plane.....................................................189
Fog................................................................189
Viewing Frustum....................................................190
Z-buffer...........................................................191
Shader Languages...................................................191
Pixel Shaders (Fragment Shader)....................................191
Vertex Shaders.....................................................191
Geometry Shaders...................................................192
How to Implement Shaders...........................................192
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CONTENTS
Texture.................................................................192
Texture Atlas...........................................................193
Texture Mapping.........................................................193
Bump Mapping............................................................194
Normal Mapping..........................................................194
Environment Mapping.....................................................194
Interpolation...........................................................195
Texture Filtering.......................................................195
Mipmaps.................................................................195
Transform and Lighting (T L)............................................196
Raytracing..............................................................196
Bloom (Glow)............................................................196
Depth of Field (DOF)....................................................196
Gradient Noise..........................................................196
Parallax Scrolling......................................................197
Voxel...................................................................197
Delta Time (At).........................................................198
Finite State Machine (FSM)..............................................199
UML and FSM, Best Buddies...............................................199
Machinima...............................................................199
The Golden Age of Arcade Video Games....................................200
Grinding................................................................200
Konami Code.............................................................200
More on Programming........................................................200
Variables and Operators.................................................201
Data Structures.........................................................202
Flow Control............................................................203
Pseudocode and Code Comments............................................ 204
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CONTENTS
More on Physics..........................................................207
Newton’s Laws of Motion..............................................207
Euler’s Method.......................................................208
Ragdoll..............................................................208
Rigid-Body Dynamics..................................................208
Soft-Body Dynamics...................................................208
Physics Engines Rundown..............................................208
r Chapter 11: The Mostly Codeless Challenge................................211
Index......................................................................213
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| title_exact_search | Mostly codeless game development new school game engines |
| title_full | Mostly codeless game development new school game engines Robert Ciesla |
| title_fullStr | Mostly codeless game development new school game engines Robert Ciesla |
| title_full_unstemmed | Mostly codeless game development new school game engines Robert Ciesla |
| title_short | Mostly codeless game development |
| title_sort | mostly codeless game development new school game engines |
| title_sub | new school game engines |
| topic | Spiel-Engine (DE-588)103437396X gnd Computerspiel (DE-588)4010457-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Spiel-Engine Computerspiel |
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