Class Sessions

This session is spent on your technical documents: architecture specification and visual specification. In the case of architecture, we will have a critique session next class to review your proprosals before the official write-up.    More ›

Most of you will write your games using a single thread of execution. But sometimes performance constraints demand we add another thread. This is not as hard as you think it is.    More ›

Simple audio in CUGL is pretty straight forward if you look at the code demos. But as we show in this lecture, CUGL is capable of so much more, provided that you understand how game audio works.    More ›

Today’s class is a continuation of the gameplay prototype. See the instructions for the presentation sechedule.    More ›

Because of the structure of the class, we need to have our playtesting session mid-week, during the ENGRC section. The first playtest is focused on the gameplay prototype. This will be a very relaxed playtest with few expectations.    More ›