Daniel Cermak-Sassenrath

Introduction to Game Programming using Processing (eBook, PDF)

For Designers, Artists, Players, Non-Tech People and Everybody Else

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This is an introductory textbook focusing on games (specifically interaction and graphics) as a pathway into programming. It empowers its readers to do basic programming, prototyping, creating games and other highly interactive applications, all from scratch and without any prior programming knowledge.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 348
• Erscheinungstermin: 27. Juni 2024
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781040021835
• Artikelnr.: 70717675

Autorenporträt

Daniel Cermak-Sassenrath is former Associate Professor at the IT University, Copenhagen, member of the Center for Digital Play, and co-head of the Games Group. He teaches in the Game Design track programme. Daniel has taught university courses since 2002 and introductory courses to programming for design students since 2010.

Inhaltsangabe

1. The Process of Programming
2. Hello Game World!
3. Console Output and Comments
4. Variables and Data Types
5. Iteration with the while Loop
6. Conditionals (if, if/else, if/else if)
7. Relational Expressions (e.g. ) and Logical Operators (e.g. &&, )
8. Math and Arithmetic
9. Short Cuts
10. Type Conversions (Casting and Rounding)
11. Formatting Code
12. Iteration with the for Loop
13. Arrays
14. Functions
15. Movement
16. Basic Collision Detection
17. Drawing Modes and Drawing Lines
18. Polygons and Vertex Functions
19. Colour and Transparency
20. Text and Fonts, and Loading and Saving Data
21. Real Time
22. Images
23. The Processing IDE, Technical Documentation, Debugging and Common
Errors
24. Programming Rules of Thumb
25. Classes and Objects
26. Event-Driven Programming and Game Controls
27. Hardware Speed Independence for Movement
28. Sprites, Frame-Based Animation and Timed Events
29. Tiling
30. Scrolling and Split-Screen Displays
31. Movement in Curves
32. Pixel-Perfect Collision Detection
33. Vectors
34. ArrayLists
35. Recursion
36. Basic Game AI and Enemy Behaviour
37. Programming Libraries, and Using an Audio Library

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1. The Process of Programming

2. Hello Game World!

3. Console Output and Comments

4. Variables and Data Types

5. Iteration with the while Loop

6. Conditionals (if, if/else, if/else if)

7. Relational Expressions (e.g. <, >) and Logical Operators (e.g. &&, )

8. Math and Arithmetic

9. Short Cuts

10. Type Conversions (Casting and Rounding)

11. Formatting Code

12. Iteration with the for Loop

13. Arrays

14. Functions

15. Movement

16. Basic Collision Detection

17. Drawing Modes and Drawing Lines

18. Polygons and Vertex Functions

19. Colour and Transparency

20. Text and Fonts, and Loading and Saving Data

21. Real Time

22. Images

23. The Processing IDE, Technical Documentation, Debugging and Common Errors

24. Programming Rules of Thumb

25. Classes and Objects

26. Event-Driven Programming and Game Controls

27. Hardware Speed Independence for Movement

28. Sprites, Frame-Based Animation and Timed Events

29. Tiling

30. Scrolling and Split-Screen Displays

31. Movement in Curves

32. Pixel-Perfect Collision Detection

33. Vectors

34. ArrayLists

35. Recursion

36. Basic Game AI and Enemy Behaviour

37. Programming Libraries, and Using an Audio Library

Rezensionen

"Introduction to Game Programming using Processing is a wonderful introduction to programming through the exciting world of game design. It provides a clear and friendly approach to learning fundamental programming concepts, while encouraging readers to pursue their own creativity and passion for digital creation. This guide is essential for anyone who loves games and aspires to create their own through the art of coding!"

Daniel Shiffman, Associate Arts Professor, Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP)/Interactive Media Arts (IMA), NYU.