Chapter 6, Basic 3D
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Chapter 6, Basic 3D
2 Responses to “Chapter 6, Basic 3D”Leave a ReplyPosted on August 8th, 2007 by admin Filed under 3D GameStudio | |
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A video of one of the examples in my new book on writing games for Windows and the Xbox 360 game console using XNA Game Studio Express.
August 19th, 2007 at 4:51 pm
wow man, i am …
wow man, i am really interested. is it easy for programmers to adapt to XNA Game Studio Express??
August 21st, 2007 at 9:30 am
Yep. XNA makes game …
Yep. XNA makes game programming easier than ever before. If you’ve ever done any work with OpenGL or DirectX in the past, you’ll find XNA to be a more enjoyable experience, where you can focus more on game play than game engine.
If you’ve never done any game or simulation programming in the past, there’s a slight learning curve, similar to those who make the move from batch programming to event-driven.
XNA was designed for students and hobbyist.