This book in the Sams 24 Hours series shows how to create 2D and 3D games for any platform with the 100% free Godot 3.0 game engine. Ariel Manzur, co-creator of Godot, and George Marques, the game engine's main contributor,guide you from basic scenes, graphics, and game flow through advanced shaders, environments, particle rendering, and networked games and walk you through building three complete games, offering advanced techniques you won’t find anywhere else.
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Author: Ariel Manzur and George Marques Publisher: Sams Date: Mar 2018 Pages: 432 ISBN: 978-0134835099 Print: 0134835093 Kindle: B07BFDQFL9 Audience: Game developers Level: Intermediate Category: Graphics & Games
- Install Godot, create projects, and use the visual editor
- Master the scene system, and organize games with Scene Trees
- Create 2D graphics, 3D graphics, and animations
- Use basic and advanced scripting to perform many game tasks
- Process player input from any source
- Control game flow, configurations, and resources
- Maximize realism with Godot’s physics and particle systems
- Make the most of 3D shaders, materials, lighting, and shadows
- Control effects and post-processing
- Build richer, more sophisticated game universes with viewports
- Develop networked games, from concepts to communication and input
- Export games to the devices you’ve targeted
- Integrate native code, third-party APIs, and engine extensions (bonus chapter)
 
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