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| #4432210 in Books | Muska n Lipman/Premier-Trade | 2002-06-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 2.20 x7.39 x9.06l, | File type: PDF | 896 pages | ||10 of 10 people found the following review helpful.| Direct3D Version 8 - The One Book You Really, Really Need !|By Gary McCray|The Zen of Direct3D Game Programming is an absolutely excellent book that truly accomplishes what it sets out to do. Direct3D Immediate mode is one of the most demanding programming challenges in the Universe, period. This book, if pursued studiously, absolutely will give you a very solid foundati|About the Author|Peter Walsh has over six years' experience in the development of interactive entertainment software, and four years with DirectX. Peter has worked at the computer games research, development, and consultancy firm 1C-CAVE, and currently researche
Whether you're a professional programmer looking to get up to speed on DirectX® 8.0 or a hobbyist new to game programming, this book will be your ultimate guide to programming amazing 3D computer graphics with Microsoft® Direct3D® 8.0! It provides a solid introduction to interactive entertainment engineering, Windows® programming, and advanced graphical techniques. Inside you'll find deep coverage of 2D graphics, including using double buffering, page fli...
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