Title | : | Source SDK Game Development Essentials |
Author | : | |
Rating | : | 4.96 (998 Votes) |
Id Book | : | 184969592X |
Format Type | : | Paperback |
Number of Pages | : | 294 Pages |
Publish Date | : | 2014-03-12 |
Type File | : | PDF, DOC, RTF, ePub |
- Create maps and mods using the tools provided with Source SDK
- Learn how to use Hammer to create your own game worlds
- Create goal-driven A.I. sequences and scripts
- Master Source SDK tools with ease with step by step tutorials
- Sculpt the physical world with Hammer's easy-to-use block and terrain tools
- Make visually engaging environments with props and textures
- Use lighting and color correction to create immersive atmospheres
- Import your custom content into the game
- Script special events using the powerful input/output system
- Control the non-playable character
Brett Bernier
Brett Bernier has been a creator since he could hold a LEGO brick and a gamer since he was old enough to hold a controller. After his father introduced him to FirstPerson Shooters, it didn't take long for him to want to create his own world. A lunch time discussion with Chris, his childhood friend and band mate, inspired him to take action and download Valve's Hammer 3.4 to create a CounterStrike map. While looking for mapping tips online, he stumbled across a small, closeknit community of HalfLife mappers at The Whole HalfLife (TWHL). Brett, also known as Tetsu0, quickly honed his skills with the help of the community's tutorials and forums. When the Source SDK launched with HalfLife 2, he was hesitant to make the jump from GoldSource (HalfLife) to Source (HalfLife 2), but once made, he did not look back. He is currently employed as a Control System Technician at ETTER Engineering in Bristol, Connecticut, and is pursuing his Bachelor's Degree in Electroni
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