II. Java Game Programming
by Jonathan S. Harbour
Beginning Java SE 6 Game Programming, Third Edition
- Copyright
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Introduction
- I. Java for Beginners
- 1. Getting Started with Java
- 2. Java Programming Essentials
- 3. Creating Your First Java Game
- About the Game Project
- Creating the Game
- Creating the Project
- The BaseVectorShape Class
- The Ship Class
- The Bullet Class
- The Asteroid Class
- The Main Source Code File
- Applet init() Event
- Applet update() Event
- Drawing the Player’s Ship
- Drawing the Bullets
- Drawing the Asteroids
- Screen Refresh
- Thread Events and the Game Loop
- Game Loop Update
- Updating the Ship
- Updating the Bullets
- Updating the Asteroids
- Testing for Collisions
- Keyboard Events
- Calculating Realistic Motion
- What You Have Learned
- Review Questions
- On Your Own
- II. Java Game Programming
- III. The Galactic War Project
- 11. Galactic War: From Vectors to Bitmaps
- 12. Galactic War: Sprites and Collision Boxes
- 13. Galactic War: Squashed by Space Rocks
- 14. Galactic War: Entity Management
- 15. Galactic War: Finishing the Game
- Let’s Talk about Power-Ups
- Enhancing Galactic War
- New Sprite Types
- New Game States
- New Sprite Images
- Health/Shield Meters, Score, Firepower, and Game State Variables
- New Input Keys
- Sound and Music Objects
- Loading Media Files
- Game State Issue—Resetting the Game
- Detecting the Game-Over State
- Screen Refresh Updates
- Preparing to End
- Updating New Sprites
- Grabbing Power-Ups
- New Input Keys
- Spawning Power-Ups
- Making the Shield Work
- Making Use of Weapon Upgrade Power-Ups
- Tallying the Score
- What You Have Learned
- Review Questions
- On Your Own
- 16. Galactic War: Web Deployment
- Chapter Quiz Answers
The second part of the book will cover the important topics you need to know in order to write an applet-based game in Java, including graphics, sound, music, keyboard and mouse input, timing, and so on. These subjects will be a mix of JFrame-based applications and applet-based projects for the first few chapters, after which the focus shifts primarily over to JFrame. Here are the chapters in Part II:
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