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FOREWORD
INTRODUCTION PART I: GETTING FAMILIAR WITH WINDOWS PROGRAMMING.
Chapter 1: Setting Up for Windows 9x/XP/2000 Programming.
Chapter 2: Exploring the Basics of Video Game Design.
Chapter 3: The Nuts and Bolts of Windows 9x/XP/2000 Programming.
Chapter 4: How to Handle Big Events.
Chapter 5: Putting Windows GDI to Work: Drawing Text and Graphics.
Chapter 6: Wrapping Up Windows 9x/XP/2000 Programming.
PART II: JACKING IN WITH DIRECTX.
Chapter 7: The Architecture of DirectX and the Dreaded COM.
Chapter 8: Getting to Know DirectDraw.
Chapter 9: Using the DirectDraw Crayons.
Chapter 10: Digging into DirectDraw: Animation and Bitmaps.
Chapter 11: Digging Deeper into Direct Draw: Advanced Features.
Chapter 12: The GPDUMB Game Engine, Part I.
PART III: The Rest of the Puzzle: SOUND, INPUT, AND SET UP.
Chapter 13: Making Noise with DirectSound.
Chapter 14: The Ins and Outs of DirectInput.
Chapter 15: Click OK to Install: Using DirectSetup & Autoplay.
Chapter 16: GPDUMB Part II-The Final Conflict.
Chapter 17: What goes Up Must Come Down: Physics Modeling.
Chapter 18: Putting the Game Engine to Work with Underworld.
Chapter 19: Marketing Your Madness.
PART V: THE PART OF TENS.
Chapter 20: Ten Basic Rules of Game Design
Chapter 21: Ten Biggest Mistakes Game Programmers Make.
Chapter 22: Ten Best Game Programming Resources on the Web.
APPENDIX
INDEX
END-USER LICENCE AGREEMENT
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