Introduction
Quickstart
Development and Debugging
1. Project structure
2. Workflow
3. Asset management
4. Logging
5. Debugging
World
1. Data representation
2. Scene
3. Coordinates and transform
4. Spawn and discard
5. Time
Rendering
1. PBR: basic idea
2. Mesh
3. Material
4. Texture
5. Light
6. Camera
Physics
1. Rigid-body
2. Movement
3. Collision
Control
1. Character control
2. Animation
3. Camera control
Game State Management
1. Custom events
2. State machine
3. Scheduling
4. Database
UI
1. Text rendering
2. Overlays
3. Using UI frameworks
Visual Effects
1. Realistic or artistic
2. Using current tools creatively
3. Shader
4. Particle
Audio
1. Play
2. Blend
3. Generate
4. 3D audio
2D
1. Coordinates and camera
2. Pixel world
3. Discrete world
4. Continuous world and 2D physics
Game Release
1. Before releasing
2. Build command
3. Optimizations
4. Release platforms

Development and Debugging

Game development is a highly iterative process
- you want to try out different ideas
- your vision and goal may change
- you may encounter unexpected behaviors or bugs
You want a developing procedure that frees you from the fear of making changes or mistakes
We can make this happen as early as possible, like now

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