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Programming Role Playing Games With Directx 2nd Ed Jim Adams

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Publisher: Premier Press a division of Course Technology

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.97 MB

Pages: 862

Author: Jim Adams

ISBN: 9781592003150, 159200315X

Language: English

Year: 2004

Edition: 2nd ed

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Programming Role Playing Games With Directx 2nd Ed Jim Adams by Jim Adams 9781592003150, 159200315X instant download after payment.

In comparison to the popular first edition, "Programming Role Playing Games with DirectX (1931841098), this second version covers the updated version of DirectX (DirectX 9). Readers learn how to use DirectX 9 to create a complete role-playing game. This comprehensive guide contains everything the reader needs to know, while at the same time incorporating reader feedback and eliminating the bare-boned basics contained in the first edition. It begins by teaching the reader how to use the various components of DirectX 9 (DirectX Graphics, DirectX Audio, DirectInput, and DirectPlay). Once readers have a basic understanding of DirectX 9, they can move on to building the basic functions needed to create a game - from drawing 2D and 3D graphics to creating a scripting system. All this information is then wrapped up as the reader sees how to create an entire game - from start to finish!