3D Game Engine Programming

by Stefan Zerbst, Oliver Düvel

A full-blown game engine is now an important industrial asset. Current engines exist with licensing fees of several $100,000, plus profit share costs. Because of these high costs, hobbyist game programmers are eager to learn how to write their own engines. The availability of a game engine which is ready to rock simplifies the development process of a game, allowing developers to concentrate on the game and gameplay experience. "3D Game Engine Programming" shows game programmers how to develop such an engine.

Genres: Programming, Nonfiction

896 pages, Paperback

First published June 30, 2004