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the world's most widely used multi-platform game engine

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An edition of Beginning 3D game development with Unity (2011)

Beginning 3D game development with Unity

the world's most widely used multi-platform game engine

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  • 6 Want to read

The text introduces key game production concepts and teaches the basic scripting skills to be used with Unity. It also shows how to create casual interactive adventure games in the style of Telltale Games' Tales of Monkey Island, thus giving the reader a foundation in game logic and design.

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Apress, Distributed to the book trade by Springer Science + Business Media
Language
English
Pages
970

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Subjects

Computer adventure games, Design, Unity (Electronic resource), Computer games, Video games, Programming, Three-dimensional display systems
Edition Availability
Cover of: Beginning 3D Game Development with Unity
Beginning 3D Game Development with Unity: All-In-one, Multi-platform Game Development
2011, Apress L. P.
in English
Cover of: Beginning 3D Game Development with Unity
Beginning 3D Game Development with Unity: All-in-one, multi-platform game development
Aug 16, 2011, Apress
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Cover of: Beginning 3D game development with Unity
Beginning 3D game development with Unity: the world's most widely used multi-platform game engine
2011, Apress, Distributed to the book trade by Springer Science + Business Media
in English

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Table of Contents

Exploring the genre
Unity UI basics
getting started
Scripting : getting your feet wet
Terrain generation : creating a test environment
Navigation and functionality
Cursor control
Action objects
Managing state
Object metadata
Message text
Inventory logic
Managing the inventory
Finishing the basic functionality
Getting down to game
A maze and the final level
Menus and levels
Beyond the basics
Appendix A: SSE shader graphs
Appendix B: Key codes
Appendix C: Final sequence.

Edition Notes

"Companion eBook available"--Spine.

Includes index.

"For students or artists familiar with tools such as 3ds Max or Maya who want to create games on mobile platforms, computers, or consoles, but with little or no experience in scripting or logic behind games development"--Publisher's web site.

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New York, NY
Other Titles
Beginning three dimensional game development with Unity

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
794.8/1526
Library of Congress
QA76.76.C672 B58 2011

The Physical Object

Pagination
xxii, 970 p. : ill. ;
Number of pages
970

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL25141055M
Internet Archive
beginningdgamede00blac_924
ISBN 10
1430234229
ISBN 13
9781430234227
LCCN
2011293489
OCLC/WorldCat
681481660

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