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Game Design and Development: Code, Psychology and Analytics (Paperback)
Writing great games isn't just about luck or magic - it isn't just about great graphics or storyline - writing a great game is an art! Learn…
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Writing great games isn't just about luck or magic - it isn't just about great graphics or storyline - writing a great game is an art! Learn…
Game Engineering
Game Engineering explores the technical foundations that power modern interactive experiences. From architecture and systems design to…
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Game Inverse Kinematics a practical introduction presents a beginners guide to getting started with inverse kinematics. In this book, a broad…
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How to incorporate real physics into your games to deliver truly stunning simulations to satisfy the most demanding gamers. Game Physics: A…
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Prepare yourself for an exhilarating journey through the realm of AI-powered creativity, where imagination knows no bounds and pixels dance like…
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What is a game? Why do you play games? What happens when you play games? Do you feel excited? Frustrated? Challenged? Games are more than just…
Computational Biology
A practical guide to the intersection of data science and oncology. Discover how computational tools are revolutionizing cancer research and…
Quantum Computing
A beginner-friendly guide to the revolutionary world of quantum computing. Learn how quantum mechanics reshapes computation and unlocks new…
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Inverse kinematics, the art of determining a structures configuration to accomplish a specific task, is an important and challenging topic. For…
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JavaScript isn't just for making buttons flash and animating divs. It's a serious, powerful language - capable of running everything from web…
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One of the most challenging tasks in simulation systems is the generation and coordination of efficient and accurate kinematics and dynamic…
Higher Education
You're probably measuring the wrong things. Your department definitely is. And that grant you lost? Yeah, someone else understood the metrics.…