The Guide to Computer Simulations and Games

Author: K. Becker
Edition: 1
Binding: Kindle Edition
ISBN: B006HW1360
Category: Game Programming

The Guide to Computer Simulations and Games

The first computer simulation book for anyone designing or building a gameAnswering the growing demand for a book catered for those who design, develop, or use simulations and games this book teaches you exactly what you need to know in order to understand the simulations you build or use all without having to earn another degree. Download The Guide to Computer Simulations and Games game programming books for free. Organized into three parts, this informative book first defines computer simulations and describes how they are different from live-action and paper-based simulations.The second section builds upon the previous, with coverage of the technical details of simulations, a detailed description of how models are built, and an explanation of how those models are translated into simulations. Finally, the last secti

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