Author: Hamsa Suri
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1598633988
Category: Game Programming
Edition: 1
Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 1598633988
Category: Game Programming
Beginning Game Programming with Flash
If you are new to game programming and want to learn how to create dynamic, robust, and fun 2D games, "Beginning Game Programming with Flash" is the book for you! Written for introductory game programming students and other enthusiasts, the book begins with an overview of the Flash graphical user interface (GUI), explaining the four main components of the Flash authoring environment: the stage, timeline, tools and panels, and symbols. Download Beginning Game Programming with Flash game programming books for free. Once you are comfortable working with the GUI, you'll dive into using ActionScript, the language used to write code in Flash, which controls the graphics, sound files, and interactivity between the player and the game assets. As you work through the book you'll discover how to create a storyboard for a game, add
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