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    Python script for creating an epub file from the [online game programming patterns book] ( . Warning: script that has been made to download Python 3 usage / clone the repository and the cd into it. pip installs the libraries specified by the requirements.txt in your environment. Run python create_epub.py wait patiently. The book will be downloaded chapter by chapter and the EPUB file will be created within
    a directory called epubs at the root of the repository. Now just open it to your favorite reader and enjoy your reading! Page 2 You cannot do this at this time. You are signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session. You are signed in to another record or window. Reload to refresh your session. ^title Introduction In fifth grade, my friends and I had access to a small unused classroom that
    houses some very battered TRS-80s. Hoping to inspire us, a teacher found a printout of some simple basic programs to experiment with. The audio cassette drives on the computers were broken, so every time we wanted to run some code, we'd have to type it carefully from scratch. This led us to prefer programs that were only a few lines: 10 PRINT BOBBY IS RADICAL!!! 20 GOTO 10 Maybe if the
    computer prints it several times, it will magically become true. Even so, the process was fraught with danger. We didn't know how to plan, so a little editorial error was impenetrable to us. If the program didn't work, which it often was, we started over. On the back of the stack of pages was a real monster: a program that took several dense pages of code. It took a while to find the courage to try it, but it was
    irresistible -- the title above the entry was Tunnels and Trolls. We had no idea what he was doing, but it sounded like a game, and what could be cooler than a computer game you programmed yourself? We never made it work, and after a year, we moved out of that class. (Much later, when I really knew a little BASIC, I realized it was just a character generator for the board game and not a game in itself.)
    But the cube was thrown - from then on, I wanted to be a game developer. When I was in my teens, my family took a Macintosh with QuickBASIC and later THINK C. I spent almost all my summer vacation hacking together games. Learning for myself was slow and painful. I would put something into operation easily - maybe a map screen or a small puzzle - but as the program grew, it became more and
    more difficult. A lot of my summers were spent catching snakes and turtles in the swamps of southern Louisiana. If it wasn't so hot outside, there's a good chance this would be a herpesiology book instead of a programming book. At first, the challenge was to make something work. Then it became to figure out how to write programs bigger than those that would fit in my head. Instead of reading about How
    to program in C++, I started trying to books on how to organize programs. Fast forward several years, and a friend gives me a book: Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software. End! The book I've been looking for since I was a teenager. I read it to cover it in a meeting. I still struggled with my own programs, but it was so comforting to see that other people also struggled and found
    solutions. I felt like I finally had some tools to use instead of my own hands. That was the first time we met, and five minutes after the introduction, I sat on his couch and spent the next few hours completely ignoring him and reading. I would like to think that my social skills have improved at least a little since then. In 2001, I landed my dream job: software engineer in Electronic Arts. I couldn't wait to see
    some real games and see how the pros put them. How was the architecture for a huge game like Madden Football? How do different systems interact? How did a single code base work across multiple platforms? Breaking the source code was a humbling and amazing experience. There was brilliant code in graphics, artificial intelligence, animation and visual effects. We had people who knew how to
    squeeze each last cycle out of a CPU and use it well. Things I didn't even know were possible, that these people did before lunch. But the architecture from which this brilliant code hung was often an afterthought. They were so focused on characteristics that the organization was overlooked. Coupling was widespread between units. The new features were often screwed onto the code base wherever they
    could be made to install. In my frustrated eyes, it looked like a lot of developers, if they ever broke open design patterns, never went through Singleton. Of course, it wasn't that bad. I had imagined game developers sitting in an ivory tower covered in paintings, calmly discussing architectural details for weeks on end. The reality was that the code I was looking at was written by people who worked to meet
    strict deadlines. They did their best and, as I gradually realised, their best was often very good. The more time I spent working on the game code, the more pieces of intelligence I found hidden beneath the surface. Unfortunately, hiding was often a good description. There were gems buried in the code, but many people walked right over them. I saw colleagues struggling to reinvent good solutions when
    examples of exactly what they needed were nestled on the same code base on which they stood. This problem is what The book aims to solve. I dug up and polished the best patterns I've found in games, and presented them here so we can spend our time inventing new things instead of reinventing them. What's in store There are already dozens of game programming books out there. Why would you
    write any more? Most game programming books I've seen fall into one of two categories: Books specific to the field. These tightly focused books give you a deep dive into a few aspect of game development. They will teach you about 3D graphics, real-time performance, physics simulation, artificial intelligence or sound. These are the areas in which many game developers specialize as their careers
    progress. Books with all engines. Instead, they try to cover all the different parts of an entire game machine. They are geared towards building a full engine suitable for some particular type of game, usually a 3D first-person shooter. I like both books, but I think they leave some gaps. Books specific to a domain rarely tell you how this piece of code interacts with the rest of the game. You may be a magician
    in physics and performance, but do you know how to join them gracefully? The second category covers this, but I often find that the books of the whole engine are very monolithic and very specific to the species. Especially with the rise of mobile games and occasional games, we are at a time when many different types of games are being created. We don't all clone the Earthquake anymore. Books that
    guide you to a single engine are not useful when your game does not fit into this mold. Instead, what I'm trying to do here is more à la carte. Each of the chapters in this book is an independent idea that you can apply to your code. This way, you can mix them and match them in a way that works best for the game you want to make. Another example of this à la carte style is the widely beloved Game
    Programming Gems series. How it relates to design patterns Each programming book with Patterns in its name clearly has a relationship with classic design patterns: Elements of reusable object-oriented software by Erich Gamma, Richard Helm, Ralph Johnson and John Vlissides (ominously called Gang of Four). The design patterns themselves were inspired in turn by a previous book. The idea of
    creating a pattern language to describe open solutions to problems comes from a pattern language, by Christopher Alexander (along with Sarah Ishikawa and Murray Silverstein). Their book was about architecture (such as real architecture with buildings and walls and things), but they hoped others would use the same structure to describe solutions in other areas. Design Patterns is the Gang of Four's
    attempt to do this for the software. Calling this book Game Programming Patterns, I'm not trying to imply that the Gang of Four book is unworkable in games. Contrast: the Design Patterns Reviewed section of this book covers many of the patterns from the design patterns, but with an emphasis on how be applied to game programming. On the contrary, I think this book also applies to software that does
    not belong to the game. I might as well call this book More Design Patterns, but I think games make for more attractive examples. Do you really want to read one more book on employee records and bank accounts? This, while the patterns introduced here are useful in other software, I think they are particularly suitable for mechanical challenges In games: Time and sequencing are often a key part of a
    game's architecture. Things have to happen in the right order and at the right time. Development cycles are highly compressed and a number of developers should be able to quickly build and repeat in a rich set of different behaviors without stepping on each other's fingers or leaving footprints across the code base. After all this behavior is defined, it begins to interact. Monsters bite the hero, filters mix
    together, and bombs blast enemies and friends alike. These interactions must occur without the code base turning into an interwoven hairball. And finally, performance is critical in games. Game developers are in constant struggle to see who can get the most out of their platform. Shaving cycle tricks can mean the difference between an A-rated game and millions of rejected sales or frames and angry
    reviewers. How to read book game programming patterns is divided into three broad sections. The first introduces and frames the book. It's the chapter you're reading now along with the next one. The second section, Pattern Patterns Reviewed, goes through a handful of motifs from the Gang of Four book. With each chapter, I give my spin to a pattern and how I think it relates to game programming. The
    last section is the real meat of the book. It presents thirteen design patterns that I found useful. They are grouped into four categories: Sequence Patterns, Behavior Patterns, Disconnect Patterns, and Optimization Patterns. Each of these patterns is described using a consistent structure, so you can use this book as a reference and quickly find what you need: The Intent section provides a snapshot
    description of the pattern in terms of the problem it intends to solve. This is first, so you can quickly chase the book to find a pattern that will help you with your current struggle. The Incentives section describes an example of a problem in which we will apply the pattern. Unlike these algorithms, a pattern is usually amorphous unless it applies to a specific problem. Teaching a pattern without an example is
    like teaching baking without mentioning the dough. This section provides the dough that will bake the later sections. The Pattern section distills the essence of the pattern from the previous example. If you want a dry description of the plan, that's it. It's also a good refresh if you're already familiar with a pattern and want to make sure you don't forget an ingredient. So far, the template has only been explained
    in terms of a single example. But how do you know if the pattern will be good for the I don't know. The When to use section provides some instructions on when the pattern is useful and when it is best avoided. Remember highlights the consequences and risks when using the pattern. If, like me, you need specific examples to really get something, then the Sample Code is your department. Walks step by
    step a full application of the pattern so you can see exactly how it works. Patterns differ from individual algorithms because they are open type. Each time you use a pattern, you'll probably apply it differently. The next section, Design Decisions, explores this space and shows you different options to consider when applying a pattern. To complete it, there is a brief See also section that shows how this pattern
    relates to others and points you to real open source code that uses it. About the sample code samples in this book are in C++, but this does not imply that these patterns are useful only in this language or that C++ is a better language for them than others. Almost any language will work well, although some patterns tend to assume that your language has objects and lessons. I chose C++ for a few reasons.
    First, it is the most popular language for commercially shipped games. It is the lingua franca of the industry. Moreso, the C syntax on which C++ is based is also the basis for Java, C#, JavaScript and many other languages. Even if you don't know C++, chances are good, you can understand the code samples here with a little effort. The goal of this book is not to teach you C++. Samples are kept as simple
    as possible and do not represent a good C++ style or use. Read the code samples for the idea expressed, not the code that expresses it. Specifically, the code is not written in a modern -- C++11 or later -- style. It does not use the standard library and rarely uses templates. This creates a bad C++ code, but I hope that by keeping it stripped, it will be more accessible to people from C, Objective-C, Java and
    other languages. To avoid wasting space on code that you've already seen or that isn't related to the pattern, the code is sometimes omitted in examples. When this happens, a ellipse will be placed in the sample to show where the missing code is going. Review a function that will do some work, and then return a value. The template explained concerns only the return value and not the work done. In this
    case, the sample code will look like: ^code update Where to Go From Here Patterns is an ever-changing and expanding part of software development. This book continues the process started by the Gang of Four to document and share the software patterns they saw, and this process will continue after the ink is dry on these pages. You're a key part of this process. As you develop your own patterns and
    improve (or refute!) the patterns in this book, you contribute to the software community. If you have suggestions, corrections or other about what's here, contact us! Touch, touch Touch, touch
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