HTML5 Game Programming with enchant js 1st Edition by Brandon Mcinnis, Ryo Shimizu, Hidekazu Furukawa, Ryohei Fushimi, Ryo Tanaka, Kevin Kratzer ISBN 9781430247449 1430247444

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ISBN 10: 1430247444
ISBN 13: 9781430247449
Author: Brandon Mcinnis, Ryo Shimizu, Hidekazu Furukawa, Ryohei Fushimi, Ryo Tanaka, Kevin Kratzer

HTML5 Game Programming with enchant js 1st Edition Table of contents:

Chapter 1: Beginning enchant.js Development

Visit the enchant.js Web Sites

enchantjs.com

code.9leap.net

9leap.net

Compatibility and Releases

Features of enchant.js

Object-Oriented Programming

Asynchronous Processing

Plug-in Extensibility

Images and Sounds

JavaScript, HTML5, and CSS

JavaScript

HTML and HTML5

CSS

Making “Hello World!” Appear on the Screen

Create a Skating Bear

Get started with your application

Import the enchant.js Library

Edit the Source Code

Preview Your Results

Finish Source Code Editing

Executing on Devices and Uploading to 9leap.net

Source Code Viewing Screen

Execute on Devices

Embedding in a Blog

Submitting to 9leap.net

Conclusion

Chapter 2: JavaScript Basics

Summary List

Declare a Variable

Naming Variables

Assign a Value to a Variable

Add Variables

Basic Arithmetic Operators

Check the Value of a Variable

Data Types

Manipulate a Variable Using Itself

Compound Assignment Operators

Manipulate a Variable Using Incrementation

Compare a Variable

See How Similar Two Values Can Be

Manipulate a Comparison

Implement Logic with the If Statement

Create an Object

Work Smarter with the While and For Loop Statements

Interrupt a Loop with Break

Skip a Loop Iteration with Continue

Generate Random Numbers

Define Scenarios with Switch

Store Numbered Data in an Array

Methods of the Array Object

Store Non-Numbered Data in an Associative Array

Save Time with Functions

See Where Variables Live

Make Object Blueprints with Prototypes

Conclusion

Chapter 3: Basic Features of enchant.js

Summary List

Inheritance

Seeing Elements of a Game

Creating Labels

Setting Up a Game

Making the Core Object and Starting the Game

Creating a Label

Adding the Label to the rootScene

Changing a Label’s Properties

Formatting Font

Formatting Color

Defining Position

Creating a Function to Create Labels for Us

Creating a Random Number Function

Automating Label Creation with the ENTER_FRAME Event Listener and Periodic Processing

Slowing Down Processing with Frame and Modulo

Removing Labels After a Specified Time

Making Labels Move

Creating Sprites

Setting Up a Game for Sprites

Creating a Sprite

Specifying the Frame of a Sprite

Animating a Sprite

Moving a Sprite

Orienting a Sprite to Match Its Movement

Drawing a Map with a Surface

Setting up the Game

Creating Containers for a Map

Populating the Map with Tiles

Assigning the Map to the Background and Displaying It

Using Touch to Interact

Creating a Character

Processing Movement from Touch

Using D-Pads to Interact

Creating a D-Pad

Processing Movement with the D-Pad

Conclusion

Chapter 4: Advanced Features of enchant.js

Summary List

Transitioning Between Scenes

Anatomy of a Scene

Scene Creation

Scene Stack

Scene Properties and Methods

Carrying Out Scene Transitions

Creating a Game with Screens, Time Limits, and Scores

Setting Up a Sample Game

Adding Required Plug-Ins

Creating Score-Sharing Screens

Using Collision Detection

Methods for Collision Detection

Detecting Collisions with the within Method

Detecting Collisions with the intersect Method

Creating an Interactive Map

Creating a Map Object

Populating Tiles and Setting Collision

Using Collision Detection for Movement

Scrolling the Map

Using Collision Detection for a Goal

Implementing Sound

Downloading Sounds

Setting Up the Game

Loading Sounds

Playing Sounds

Conclusion

Chapter 5: Game Design

Unbreakable Rules of Mini-Game Development

Don’t Try to Make an Epic Game

Don’t Try to Make a Completely Original Game

Players Should Grasp the Game in Ten Seconds

Don’t Get Too Absorbed in Programming

When in Trouble, Go “Time Attack”

Don’t Get Caught Up in What’s Missing

Make it Fun for Others

Game Development Process

Design the Rules of the Game

Pick a Theme

Program the Game

Creating the Simplest Version

Making the Droid Appear

Adjusting the Animation Speed

Making a Droid Appear Randomly

Implementing Droid Whacking

Preventing Continuous Droid Whacking

Duplicating the Hole

Randomly Lining Up Holes

Playing, Repeating, Completing

Displaying a Score

Limiting Droid Appearances

Conclusion

Chapter 6: Creating an Arcade Shooter

Summary List

Building the Arcade Shooter

Exploring the Game and Setting Up

Setting the Groundwork of the Game

Creating the Player’s Ship

Creating the Shoot Class

Controlling Direction with Cos and Sin

Creating the PlayerShoot Class and Making the Ship Shoot

Creating Enemies

Creating the enemyShoot Class and Making Enemies Shoot

Making Enemies Move in an Arc

Beefing Up the Game

Explosions

Adding a Scrolling Background

Adding a Life Gauge

Conclusion

Chapter 7: Creating a Stand-Alone 3-D Game

Stand-Alone Games

Same Origin Policy

Chrome

Firefox

Safari

Internet Explorer

Local Web Servers

Setup

3-D Games

Creating a 3-D Whack-A-Droid Game

Creating a Scene3D and Lights

Creating a Camera3D

Creating a Sprite3D

Droid Interactivity

Droid Appearance Behavior

Planes: The Signboards and More of gl.enchant.js

Replicating the Droid and Finishing the Game

Panning Camera Effect

Conclusion

Chapter 8 : Class Appendix

Core Classes

Core

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example

Entity

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Event

Extends

Common Events

Game

Group

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

Label

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

Map

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

Node

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Scene

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

Sprite

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

gl.enchant.js

AmbientLight

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

Camera3D

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

DirectionalLight

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

Light3D

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Scene3D

Inheritance

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

Sprite3D

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

ui.enchant.js

APad

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Button

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Example Use

LifeLabel

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

MutableText

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Pad

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

ScoreLabel

Extends

Common Properties

Common Methods

Index

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