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Killer Game Programming in Javais for people who already know the basics of Java.For example, students who've finished an 'Introduction to Java' course.The aim is to teach reusable techniques which can be pieced togetherto make lots of different, fun games. For example, how to make aparticle system, first-person keyboard controls, a terrain follower, etc.

If you don't know Java, then Killer Game Programming in Javaisn't for you. Instead, have a look atmy Java book suggestions.

The main emphasis of my book (over 17 chapters) is on 3D gaming using Java 3D. Java 3D is a great tool for very quickly building 3D worlds, without needing to implement low-level 3D rendering functionality. This is the only book on Java 3D and gaming.The last chapter describes a networked 3D virtual space.

Early (sometimes very early) draft versions of the book'schapters can be downloaded from here (see the links below).

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All the book's code is here, either downloadable as a single zipfile (visit the code page), or ona chapter-by-chapter basis from each chapter's page (see the linksbelow).

I've also been adding new chapters here; chapters whichdon't appear in the book.

Announcing my new Kindle e-book,Vision-based User Interface Programming in Java

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I've received a book award fromthe university for my work, and two prizes from thefaculty: pictures here andhere.

There's a Czech edition of my book.

So now I'm an expert author: (not a) Eight Step Plan to Publishing Greatness.


ChaptersLast updated 25th June 2014:
Added NUI Chapter 15 'The Wiimote, the PC, and Java'.

  • All the Code from the Book
  • Chapter 1. Why Java for Games Programming?
  • Chapter 2. An Animation Framework
  • Chapter 6.5. Shapely (non-rectangular) Applications
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapters 10.5. Prof. Bob is Ready to Answer Your Questions
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter 13.5. Touring the Town
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter 13.7. Scratchable JavaThis chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter 13.9. Perspective Transformations (New)
    This chapter does not appear in the book.

This section does not appear in the book.

  • Java Art Chapter 8. A Compiler for Drawing Crop Circles

This section has moved to my VBI book page.

  • Chapter VBI-3.5. Webcam Snaps Using JMF
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter VBI-4.5. A Motion-tracking Missile Launcher
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter VBI-17. Networked Cameras

This section does not appear in the book.

  • Chapter NUI-15. The Wiimote, the PC, and Java (New)

This section has moved to myKinect book page.

  • Kinect Chapter 2.1. Charting the Depth Map
  • Kinect Chapter 15. Using the Kinect's Microphone Array

Important Note:If you're using Java 3D with Java 7, then you need to need to setthe following property at the start of your application:
System.setProperty('sun.awt.noerasebackground', 'true');
This prevents the mixing of heavyweight (Canvas3D) and lightweight Swing components in JRE 7 from causing redraw problems (i.e. the Java 3D canvas is sometimes drawn as a blank gray rectangle).

  • 'Introduction to Java 3D' Slides.These slides do not appear in the book.
  • Get a Life (in 3D) (moved to the new book)
  • Get a Life (the Java 6 Way)(moved to the new book)
  • The Colliding Grabbers(moved to the new book)
  • When Worlds Collide(moved to the new book)
  • A Multitextured Landscape(moved to the new book)
  • Walking Around the Models(moved to the new book)
  • More Backgrounds and Overlays(moved to the new book)
  • Chapter 28.3. Playing Movies in a Java 3D World (Part 1)
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter 28.5. Playing Movies in aJava 3D World (Part 2)
    This chapter does not appear in the book.

This section has been moved to the new book.

  • Webcam Snaps
  • Navigating a 3D Scene by Waving Your Arm
  • Waving a Magic Wand
  • Building a Game Pad Controller with JInput
  • Game Pad Grabbers
  • 3D Sound with JOAL
  • The P5 Glove

This section has been moved to the new book.

  • Two JOGL Programming Frameworks
  • Touring the World
  • Picking on the Models
  • Chapter 33. Using Web Service APIs
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter 34. GPS Mapping and Geotagged Images
    This chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter 35. Geolocation without GPSThis chapter does not appear in the book.
  • Chapter 36. Finding Marvel Comic CoversThis chapter does not appear in the book.

This section does not appear in the O'Reilly book (dueto space constraints).

  • J2ME Chapter 1. Scrollable Messages

This section does not appear in the O'Reilly book (dueto space constraints).

  • Chapter B1. An Echoing Client/Server Application using Bluetooth
  • Chapter B2. L2CAP Echoing
  • Chapter B4. An Echoing Client/Server Application Using BlueCove

This section does not appear in the O'Reilly book (dueto space constraints).

Important Note 1: I've used GIF-formatted images in my examples, which is fine in WTK 2.2, but isn't supported by the M3G specification. For portability, you should use PNG images; I'll be changing my code when I have a bit of spare time.

Important Note 2:In several places I've used textures that are 512x512 in size;unfortunately, Nokia Series 60 phones only support 256x256, soreduce the texture size if you're coding for those.

  • M3G Chapter 6. Dynamically Textured Billboards
  • Appendix C. Digging Through Your Garbage
    This appendix does not appear in the book.
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