Game and Graphics Programming for iOS and Android® with OpenGL® ES 2.0

Table of contents

1. Cover
2. Contents
3. Introduction
4. Chapter 1: Getting Started
   1. Software Requirements
   2. Downloading the Book’s SDK
   3. Importing Projects
   4. The Template
   5. Summary
5. Chapter 2: Setting Up Your Graphic Projections
   1. The Three Basic Types of Projections
   2. Orthographic 2D Projection
   3. Orthographic Projection
   4. Perspective Projection
   5. Summary
6. Chapter 3: Dealing with Complex Geometry
   1. The Wavefront File Format
   2. Preparing the OBJ Viewer Code
   3. Loading an OBJ
   4. Building the Shaders
   5. Building the VAO
   6. Rendering Momo
   7. Handling Touche
   8. Per-Vertex Lighting
   9. Making Momo Furrier
   10. Summary
7. Chapter 4: Building a Scene
   1. Handling Multiple Objects
   2. The Code Structure
   3. Loading and Drawing the Scene
   4. The Shaders Code
   5. The Different Object Types
   6. The Drawing Sequence
   7. Fixing the Scene
   8. Per-Pixel Lighting
   9. Summary
8. Chapter 5: Optimization
   1. The Base App
   2. Triangles to Triangle Strips
   3. Building Triangle Strips
   4. Texture Optimization
   5. Adding 16-Bit Texture Conversion
   6. PVR Texture Compression
   7. Faking Details
   8. Geometry and Shaders LOD
   9. Texture Atlas
   10. Managing States in Software
   11. Automatic Shader Optimization
   12. Summary
9. Chapter 6: Real-Time Physics
   1. Types of Physical Objects
   2. Physics Shapes
   3. Using Bullet
   4. Hello Physics
   5. Collision Callbacks, Triggers, and Contacts
   6. 2D Physics
   7. 3D Physics
   8. Summary
10. Chapter 7: Camera
    1. Touch and Go!
    2. The Camera Frustum
    3. Camera Fly Mode
    4. First-Person Camera with Collision Detection
    5. 3D Camera Tracking
    6. Third-Person Camera with Collision
    7. Summary
11. Chapter 8: Pathfinding
    1. Recast and Detour
    2. Navigation
    3. Creating the Navigation Mesh
    4. 3D Physics Picking
    5. Player’s Auto Drive
    6. Visualizing the Way Points
    7. Catch Me If You Can!
    8. Know Your Enemy
    9. Game State Logic
    10. Summary
12. Chapter 9: Audio and Other Cool Game Programming Stuff
    1. OpenAL
    2. OGG Vorbis
    3. Hello World OpenAL Style
    4. Initializing OpenAL
    5. Static In-Memory Sound Playback
    6. Positional Sound Source
    7. Piano Game
    8. Rolling Ball Game
    9. Summary
13. Chapter 10: Advanced Lighting
    1. Types of Lamps
    2. Let There Be Light
    3. Point Light
    4. Multiple Lights
    5. Making the Shader Program Dynamic
    6. Summary
14. Chapter 11: Advanced FX
    1. Render to Texture
    2. Post-Processing Effects
    3. Projected Texture
    4. Projector Shader
    5. Projected Real-Time Shadows
    6. Casting Shadows Using the Depth Texture
    7. A Few More Words about the Frame Buffer Object
    8. Particles
    9. Summary
15. Chapter 12: Skeletal Animation
    1. Traditional vs. Modern Animation Systems
    2. The MD5 File Format
    3. Loading an MD5 Mesh
    4. Animating the Mesh
    5. Blending Animation
    6. Additive Blending
    7. Summary