Games Programming Index

This is the main games programming area of the site. It contains many notes on getting started and creating a game with C++, DirectX and XNA. To navigate you can use the drop down menu system above, the Google search or alternatively the click-able site map.

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	Games Programming
		Beginners Games Programming
		Games Programming Graphics
			Getting Started Games Programming
				DirectX Questions & Answers
					The DirectX SDK
						DirectX D3DX DLLs
				Windows API Programming
					Windows API - WinMain
					Windows API - WndProc
					Windows API - Advanced
						Windows API - GDI
						Windows API - Sound
						Windows API - Resources
				Direct3D Setup
				Direct3D 2D Elements
					Direct3D Textures
					Direct3D Sprites
					Direct3D Text
			Direct3D Graphics Rendering
				Direct3D Primitives
					Direct3D Flexible Vertex Formats (FVF)
					Direct3D Buffers
					Direct3D Rendering Steps
				Direct3D Z Buffer
				Direct3D Matrices
				Direct3D Lighting
					Direct3D Materials
				Direct3D 3D Models
					X File Saving
					X File Loading
						Load X Simply
						Load X Hierarchy
				Direct3D States
					Direct3D Render States
					Direct3D Sampler States
					Direct3D Texture States
				Direct3D Effects Files
				Direct3D Shaders
					Vertex Shaders
					Pixel Shaders
				Direct3D Resources
			Graphic Techniques for Games Programming
				Collisions
				Skybox
				Camera
				Terrain
				Picking
			Solving Invisible Geometry
			Direct3D FAQ
			DirectX 10
				D3D10 Setup
		Input
			DirectInput
			XInput
		Video & Music for Games Programming
			DirectSound
				XACT
					XACT Content Driven
					XACT Code Driven
				WAVE files
				DirectSound
			Simple Video Playback
			Window Video
		Languages
			C++ for Games Programming
				Visual C++ Macros
				Visual C++ Debugger
				Patterns for games programming
				String Handling
				Libraries
			C#
		Games Programming Techniques
			2D Games Programming Techniques
				2D & DirectX
					2D Games Scrolling
					2D Games Animation
				Low Level 2D
					Colour Formats
					Pitch / Stride
					Colour Fill
					Set Pixel
					Blitting
					Clipping
			64 Bit Development
			Terrain Follow
		Games Development Industry
			GDCE 2004
				GDCE - XNA
				GDCE - non tech
				GDCE - CPU Issues
				GDCE - Consoles
				GDCE - AI & Sound
				GDCE - Academic
		Games Programming Glossary

XNA Sub Site - the XNA pages are in their own mini site