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Beginning C++ game programming. Part 2 / John Horton.

By:

Horton, John [speaker.]

Contributor(s):

Safari eBooks

Publisher: [Place of publication not identified] : Packt Publishing, [2017]Description: 1 online resource (1 streaming video file (2 hr., 45 min., 19 sec.)) : digital, sound, colorContent type:

two-dimensional moving image

Media type:

computer
video

Carrier type:

online resource

Other title:

Beginning C plus plus game programming

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Electronic books.

LOC classification:

QA76.73.C153

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Presenter, John Horton.Summary: "This video course is all about offering you a fun introduction to the world of game programming, using a fun, fully-playable game. The game is an addictive frantic split-screen multiplayer puzzle-platformer.We will go through the key C++ topics, such as OOP (Object-Orientated Programming).While building the game, you will also learn exciting game programming concepts such as directional sound (spatialization). Stretch your C++ knowledge beyond the beginner level and use concepts such as pointers, references, and the Standard Template Library to add features--for example, split-screen coop, immersive directional sound, and custom levels loaded from level-design files."--Resource description page.

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Presenter, John Horton.

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"This video course is all about offering you a fun introduction to the world of game programming, using a fun, fully-playable game. The game is an addictive frantic split-screen multiplayer puzzle-platformer.We will go through the key C++ topics, such as OOP (Object-Orientated Programming).While building the game, you will also learn exciting game programming concepts such as directional sound (spatialization). Stretch your C++ knowledge beyond the beginner level and use concepts such as pointers, references, and the Standard Template Library to add features--for example, split-screen coop, immersive directional sound, and custom levels loaded from level-design files."--Resource description page.