Unreal Tournament Game Programming for Teens

John P. Flynt, Ph.D. & Brandon Booth "Unreal Tournament Game Programming for Teens"
2007 | English | ISBN-13: 978-1-59863-346-7 | 305 Pages | PDF | 8.24 MB

Unreal Tournament Game Programming for Teens provides you with a structured but entertaining way to learn how to develop your own simple computer games using Unreal Tournament. It addresses the fundamentals of computer programming by allowing you to work with UnrealScript and the Unreal Level Editor. You'll begin with programming basics and will then quickly progress to creating elementary events and games within the modification framework provided by Unreal Tournament.

This book does not involve actual game play with Unreal Tournament, but rather focuses on how to derive classes from the classes in the Unreal Tournament class hierarchy, how to use features of the Unreal Level Editor, and how to work with the syntax of UnrealScript. Using the skills you develop as you work through the book, you can begin exploring how to program a number of events characteristic of Unreal Tournament.

Features

* Provides all necessary graphical and code assets that you can modify as you go--no need to search the web or depend only on the assets found in the game.

* Addresses one of the most popular topics in amateur and professional game development today.

* Addresses readers seeking a quick, ready approach to learning the fundamentals of creating Unreal Tournament modifications.

* Draws from an experienced author's knowledge of UnrealScript to teach the fundamentals in a clear and concise manner.

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