C ++游戏编程资源

Question

在哪里可以获得C ++的一些高级游戏编程资源？

Answer 1

At http://gamedev.stackexchange.com ? More specifically, this question and lots of others tagged with c++

Answer 2

Start with writing some simple 2D games, eg Snake, TicTacToe, etc. Write these using any GUI builder you're already familiar with.

Then try to rewrite these games using a serious graphic engine, eg SDL, OpenGL, or DirectX.

Then try to write a more complex 2D games, eg side-scroller. Write these games with the graphic engine of your choice.

Then add some simple 3D effect to your 2D game, eg parallax scrolling .

Then rewrite this effect with true 3D, use 3D models/sprites, 3D environment, etc, while maintaining a 2D look and feel.

Then add some simple 3D look and feel, eg allowing characters to move in the Z-direction (to/from the camera), doing camera rotation, etc.

Answer 3

If you just got out of the command prompt and simple GUI, you'll probably want to start simple. I'd very much recommend OpenGL as your API of choice. Since you've done some simple GUI programming, you'd know what an API is.

OpenGL has the following advantages (compared to SDL and DirectX previously mentioned):

-Its hardware accelerated (SDL is not as far as I know) -Its 3D (SDL is 2D) -Its cross-platform (DirectX is Windows only)

By far the best place to start with OpenGL is the Nehe tutorials.

http://nehe.gamedev.net/

Game programming becomes evident once you become a bit more familiar with the API.

Also, I'd heartily recommend GLUT (OpenGL Utilities Toolkit). It simplifies window creation and user input handling, among other things. Its great for learning OpenGL. It also happens to be cross platform.

Here's freeglut, a free GLUT implementation:

http://freeglut.sourceforge.net/

OpenGL is also a relatively simple and easy API to learn. You'll be going into 3D in no time.

Answer 4

What libraries are you using? You can try GP wiki . It can be a bit hit and miss depending on what you want to use.

Answer 5

By "resources," do you mean tools? Libraries? Tutorials? I have a bunch of useful game developer links in the sidebar of my own site. I also think " Mathematics for Game Developers " was very helpful. It has a second edition as well.