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Cover......Page 1
Errata......Page 4
Introduction......Page 27
1: Introduction to 3D Game Development......Page 34
2: Introduction to programming......Page 64
3: 3D Programming Concepts......Page 122
4: Game Programming......Page 156
5: Game Play......Page 190
6: Network......Page 238
latest......Page 244
current page......Page 245
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