C++ Game Development By Example

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Summary

References

Synchronizing the object

Drawing the object

Camera class

Changes to the VulkanContext class

Object renderer class

Graphics pipeline create info

Viewport state create info

Dynamic state info

Color blend state create info

Depth and stencil create info

MultiSample state create info

Rasterization state create info

Input assembly create info

Vertex input state create info

Shader stage create info

Preparing the graphics pipeline class

Drawing Vulkan Objects

Summary

Creating the SPIR-V shader binary

Creating the Descriptor class

Creating the ObjectBuffers class

Updating the Mesh class for Vulkan

Creating Object Resources

Summary

Creating the clear screen

Begining and ending Renderpass

Creating CommandBuffer

Using render targets and Framebuffers

Creating the Renderpass

Creating the SwapChain

Preparing the Clear Screen

Summary

Picking a physical device and creating a logical device

Creating the window surface

The Vulkan Context class

Vulkan instances

Vulkan validation layers and extensions

Configuring Visual Studio

About Vulkan

Getting Started with Vulkan

Section 4: Rendering 3D Objects with Vulkan

Summary

Adding lighting

Text rendering

Game loop and scoring

Adding keyboard controls

Checking collision

Moving the enemy

Adding an enemy

Adding a RigidBody name

Enhancing Your Game with Collision Loop and Lighting

Summary

Adding rigid bodies

Adding Bullet Physics

Creating the TextureLoader class

Creating a MeshRenderer class

Building on the Game Objects

Summary

Drawing the object

The Light Renderer class

The ShaderLoader class

Creating a Camera class

Creating a Mesh class

Creating a window and ClearScreen

Creating our first OpenGL project

What is OpenGL?

Getting Started with OpenGL

Section 3: Modern OpenGL 3D Game Development

Summary

Adding player animations

Adding audio

Adding text

Finishing the Gameloop and adding scoring

Finalizing Your Game

Summary

Collision detection

Adding rockets

Creating a rocket class

Adding enemies

Creating the enemy class

Creating the hero class

Starting afresh

Creating Your Game

Summary

Handing player movement

Keyboard input

Adding sprites

Drawing shapes

Creating a window

Downloading SFML and configuring Visual Studio

An overview of SFML

Setting Up Your Game

Section 2: SFML 2D Game Development

Summary

Framebuffer

Per-sample operation

Fragment shader

Rasterization

Primitive assembly

Vertex post-processing

Vertex shader

Vertex specification

Render pipeline

Screen space

Projection space

View space

World space

Local/object space

Space transformations

OpenGL data types

GLM OpenGL mathematics

Matrix inverse

Matrix transpose

Identity matrix

Matrix multiplication

Matrix Addition and Subtraction

Matrices

Cross product

Dot product

Unit vector

Vector magnitude

Vector operations

Vectors

Points

3D coordinate system

Mathematics and Graphics Concepts

Summary

Inheritance

Classes

Enums

Structs

Pointers

Arrays

Scope of variables

Functions

Switch statement

Jump statements

Iteration

Statements

Operators

Strings

Variables

Program basics

C++ Concepts

Section 1: Basic Concepts

Reviews

Get in touch

Conventions used

Download the color images

Download the example code files

To get the most out of this book

What this book covers

Who this book is for

Preface

Packt is searching for authors like you

About the reviewers

About the author

Contributors

Packt.com

Why subscribe?

About Packt

Dedication

C++ Game Development By Example

Copyright and Credits

Title Page

coverpage

coverpage

Title Page

Copyright and Credits

C++ Game Development By Example

Dedication

About Packt

Why subscribe?

Packt.com

Contributors

About the author

About the reviewers

Packt is searching for authors like you

Preface

Who this book is for

What this book covers

To get the most out of this book

Download the example code files

Download the color images

Conventions used

Get in touch

Reviews

Section 1: Basic Concepts

C++ Concepts

Program basics

Variables

Strings

Operators

Statements

Iteration

Jump statements

Switch statement

Functions

Scope of variables

Arrays

Pointers

Structs

Enums

Classes

Inheritance

Summary

Mathematics and Graphics Concepts

3D coordinate system

Points

Vectors

Vector operations

Vector magnitude

Unit vector

Dot product

Cross product

Matrices

Matrix Addition and Subtraction

Matrix multiplication

Identity matrix

Matrix transpose

Matrix inverse

GLM OpenGL mathematics

OpenGL data types

Space transformations

Local/object space

World space

View space

Projection space

Screen space

Render pipeline

Vertex specification

Vertex shader

Vertex post-processing

Primitive assembly

Rasterization

Fragment shader

Per-sample operation

Framebuffer

Summary

Section 2: SFML 2D Game Development

Setting Up Your Game

An overview of SFML

Downloading SFML and configuring Visual Studio

Creating a window

Drawing shapes

Adding sprites

Keyboard input

Handing player movement

Summary

Creating Your Game

Starting afresh

Creating the hero class

Creating the enemy class

Adding enemies

Creating a rocket class

Adding rockets

Collision detection

Summary

Finalizing Your Game

Finishing the Gameloop and adding scoring

Adding text

Adding audio

Adding player animations

Summary

Section 3: Modern OpenGL 3D Game Development

Getting Started with OpenGL

What is OpenGL?

Creating our first OpenGL project

Creating a window and ClearScreen

Creating a Mesh class

Creating a Camera class

The ShaderLoader class

The Light Renderer class

Drawing the object

Summary

Building on the Game Objects

Creating a MeshRenderer class

Creating the TextureLoader class

Adding Bullet Physics

Adding rigid bodies

Summary

Enhancing Your Game with Collision Loop and Lighting

Adding a RigidBody name

Adding an enemy

Moving the enemy

Checking collision

Adding keyboard controls

Game loop and scoring

Text rendering

Adding lighting

Summary

Section 4: Rendering 3D Objects with Vulkan

Getting Started with Vulkan

About Vulkan

Configuring Visual Studio

Vulkan validation layers and extensions

Vulkan instances

The Vulkan Context class

Creating the window surface

Picking a physical device and creating a logical device

Summary

Preparing the Clear Screen

Creating the SwapChain

Creating the Renderpass

Using render targets and Framebuffers

Creating CommandBuffer

Begining and ending Renderpass

Creating the clear screen

Summary

Creating Object Resources

Updating the Mesh class for Vulkan

Creating the ObjectBuffers class

Creating the Descriptor class

Creating the SPIR-V shader binary

Summary

Drawing Vulkan Objects

Preparing the graphics pipeline class

Shader stage create info

Vertex input state create info

Input assembly create info

Rasterization state create info

MultiSample state create info

Depth and stencil create info

Color blend state create info

Dynamic state info

Viewport state create info

Graphics pipeline create info

Object renderer class

Changes to the VulkanContext class

Camera class

Drawing the object

Synchronizing the object

References

Summary

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