Patrick Felicia: 8 books

Why this book can help you to get started with Game DevelopmentCreating your own game can be very intimidating at the start, and quite often, regardless of your experience with games, it is sometimes difficult to find the time and motivation to get over the first barriers and to get started.Often, these...

Why this book can help you to get started with Game Development Creating your own game can be very intimidating at the start, and quite often, regardless of your experience with games, it is sometimes difficult to find the time and motivation to get over the first barriers and to get started. Often,...

Why this book can help you to get started with Game Development Creating your own game can be very intimidating at the start, and quite often, regardless of your experience with games, it is sometimes difficult to find the time and motivation to get over the first barriers and get started (e.g.,...

Get Started with JavaScript Fast   Getting Started with JavaScript can sometimes be tedious and difficult if you don't have an approach that is both simple and detailed. In the past, I have seen how a simple yet detailed approach to teaching JavaScript can make a real difference...

Get Started with 3D Animation in Unity Fast Getting started with 3D Animation in Unity can sometimes be tedious and difficult. However, in the past, I have seen how a simple yet detailed approach can make a real difference to a student's ability to create and animate 3D characters confidently in Unity....

 ** Download this book today and create and navigate through a simple 3D World with Unity in no time ** 7 Reasons Why You Need This Book: - You will gain the skills and confidence to get started with Unity. - Unity is a Powerful software that makes it possible to create games and 2D/3D...

Getting Started with Unity is written in an easy-to-follow tutorial format. Getting Started with Unity is for[ 3D game developers[/color] who would like to learn how to use Unity3D and become familiar with its core features. This book is also suitable for intermediate users who would like to improve their skills. No prior knowledge of Unity3D is required.

Essays in part one of Theatre History Studies, Vol. 35 address theatrical production in very specific historical contexts, among them German theatre “from the rubble of Berlin” and German nationalist mass spectacles. Essays in part two are devoted to the theme of “Rethinking the Maternal”...