Getting Started with C/C# Game Development Part 1
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CEGD introduction to game development with C/C#. Presented at the Chicago Experimental Game Development Meetup, November 8, 2013.
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Getting Started with C/C# Game Development Part 1
- 1. Welcome
- 2. Skill Level: Beginner This workshop is designed for game developers of almost any skill level or experience.
- 3. Understanding Over Speed and Scale
- 4. The C family of languages is one of the oldest and most powerful languages in use in computing generally and in gaming specifically.
- 5. 1969 - Ken Thompson - B 1972 - Dennis Ritchie (& Thompson) - C 1979 - Bjarne Stroustrup - C++ 1983 – Brad Cox & Tom Love – Objective C 1988 - ANSI C 2000 –Anders Hejlsberg C#
- 6. We will spend most of our time in C# With only a tiny bit of the polymorphism Inheritance found in better object-oriented programming.
- 7. A Compiler Recommended Visual Studio Express Requirements: Dependant on target (i.e., Classic Desktop, Windows 8/RT or Windows Phone)
- 8. some awareness of Application Programmer Interfaces (API) DirectX SharpDX XNA
- 9. Cross-Platform Tools/SDKs (if you want to reduce development time or are an army of one) Wave Engine (waveengine.net) Marmalade 7 (C++) (madewithmarmalade.com) Unity (unity3d.com)
- 10. Scriptwriting and Storyboarding for Video Games, PETAL et. Al. Writing a Game Design Document, Egsa SoftWorks
- 11. This workshop is designed to be part of series with 20 minute segments in mind. Each segment has time for questions and answers, so bring both your creativity and your curiosity.
- 12. Introduction The Pitch The Tools/IDE The Concept The Code 1 The Code 2 The Code 3 The Future
- 13. Each segment will begin with an indicator to show our progress in the workshop. If you are following this workshop online be sure to view the segments in order.
- 14. Don’t Aspire. Do It. Games are made when people sit down and write them.
- 15. The mission of the CEGD is to foster the gaming community in the Chicagoland area by working with professional and aspiring game developers that are actively engaged in furthering the boundaries of play. This presentation maybe reproduced as long as the CEGD is credited. Visit Us at www.thecegd.org.
- 16. Follow us @chiexpgamedev on Twitter This presentation was made possible by the efforts of: Rev 1A: 2013