Mastering CryENGINE. Raise your CryENGINE capabilities even higher with this superb guide. It will take you into a world of advanced features and amazing possibilities, teaching best practices and Lua scripting for sophisticated gameplay along the way

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• Mastering CryENGINE
  • Table of Contents
  • Mastering CryENGINE
  • Credits
  • About the Authors
  • About the Reviewers
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  • Preface
    • What this book covers
    • What you need for this book
      • The jump to CryENGINE 3.5
      • Other required software
    • Who this book is for
    • Conventions
    • Reader feedback
    • Customer support
      • Downloading the example code
      • Errata
      • Piracy
      • Questions
  • 1. Setting Up the Perfect Pipeline
    • What is a production pipeline?
    • Importance of a strong pipeline
    • Version control for CryENGINE projects
      • What version control does for you
      • Production without version control
        • Working from a shared folder
      • Selecting a VCS for CryENGINE projects
      • Setting up version control for CryENGINE
        • Sandbox
          • Perforce setup
          • Exploring digital content creation tools such as Photoshop and 3ds Max
          • Visual Studio
          • Notepad
      • Identifying CryENGINE project files to be excluded from version control
    • Automated builds and build scripts
      • Creating nightly builds
      • Setting up a build server
        • Operating systems
      • What build scripts should do
      • Creating your custom build script
        • Writing your own script
          • Getting the latest files from your version control
          • Compiling the code
          • Compiling the assets
        • Wrapping it up
      • Scheduling automated builds
    • Automated performance tests
      • Using level statistics to profile the performance of a level
    • Build integration
      • Integrating a new version of CryENGINE
        • The engine depot
        • Project branch
        • Integration
    • Quality assurance processes
      • QA pipeline in larger scale teams
      • QA pipeline in smaller teams
      • Working without a QA pipeline
    • Understanding issue tracking in CryENGINE
    • Summary
  • 2. Using the CryENGINE Input System Keyboard, Mouse, and Game Controller
    • The CryENGINE input system
      • A layer of abstraction
      • The input event system
    • Game actions
      • Action Maps
        • Multiple Action Maps
      • Creating a new Action
        • Setting up an Action event
        • Adding an Action mapping
          • Optional parameters
            • Trigger options
              • OnPress parameters
              • OnHold parameters
              • OnRelease parameters
            • Analog input
            • Modifiers
          • Triggering console commands
      • Reacting to Action events
        • Action events in code
          • Setting up a new Action listener
          • Extending PlayerInput
            • Creating a new handler function
            • Registering your handler function
          • Custom Action Maps
        • Action events in FlowGraph
      • Filtering Actions
        • Creating Action Filters
        • Using Action Filters
      • Reacting to Input events
        • Code
        • FlowGraph
    • User profiles
      • Modifying user profiles
        • DLCs and patches
    • The input event names reference
      • Keyboard
      • Mouse
      • Xbox 360 controller
      • PS3 controller
    • Summary
  • 3. Building Complex Flow Graph Logic
    • Who uses the flow graph system?
    • A more complex application of the flow graph
    • Revisiting the basics of flow graphs
      • Types of nodes
      • Entity nodes
      • Component nodes
    • Flow graph data format and storage
    • The entity nodes with dynamic targets
      • What happens if we input the wrong EntityId?
      • A more complex application of dynamic EntityIds
    • Lets take a shortcut
      • Q node quick search
      • F/G link highlighting
      • Ctrl + Shift + V paste nodes with links
    • Embedding the flow graphs
    • GameTokens
      • The GameToken libraries
      • Reaction to a game token changing its state
      • The GraphTokens variable
      • Accessing the Lua functionality
    • Creating nodes in C++ and Lua
      • Adding ports to an entity flow graph node
      • Creating flow graph nodes using the Lua script
      • Creating flow graph nodes using C++
    • Summary
  • 4. Morphs and Bones Creating a Facial Setup for Your Character
    • Creating a facial setup for a character
      • Exporting the character's head
      • Using facial expression libraries
        • Creating a new facial expression library
          • Manually creating a library
          • Automatic creation
            • Bone rig requirements
            • Creating expressions in 3ds Max
            • Creating a Facial Library with Morphs
        • Mapping the library
        • Creating expressions
    • Facial animation
      • Creating facial sequences
      • Using facial sequences in the engine
        • Inside the TrackView editor
        • Inside the FlowGraph node
      • Using expressions
    • The Lip Sync feature
      • Manual lip synching
      • Automatic phoneme extraction
      • Lip sync playback
      • Quality
        • Quality phoneme extraction
        • Quality visimes and phonemes
        • Quality adding emotions
    • Summary
  • 5. Mastering Sandbox
    • Don't stop getting better
    • Getting faster with keyboard shortcuts
      • Thinking about hand placement
      • Object editing modes
        • Test it!
      • Aligning objects
      • Using the deep selection feature
      • Using the Goto Selection feature
      • Using camera tag-points
      • Top five shortcuts
    • Customizing Sandbox
      • Customizing the Sandbox window layout
      • Saving and loading layouts
    • Working with cameras
      • Camera targets
      • Switching cameras
    • Exploring Sandbox custom commands and macros
      • Sandbox custom commands and macros
    • Looking at some lesser-known features
      • Video recording
      • Mesh editing
      • Managing PAK files
      • Renaming multiple objects
    • Summary
  • 6. Utilizing Lua Script in CryENGINE
    • Understanding the relevance of the Lua script in CryENGINE
    • Lua-based entities
      • Creating a new Lua-based entity
      • Assigning a 3D object to an entity
        • Using entity slots
        • Setting up physics
    • Making an entity multiplayer-ready
      • Understanding the dataflow of Lua entities in a multiplayer environment
        • The Client/Server functions
        • The Remote Method Invocation definitions
    • Using the state machine
    • Using script binds
      • Calling script binds
      • Creating new script binds
    • Using engine callbacks
    • Using the Lua debugger
    • Summary
  • 7. Animating Characters
    • The CryENGINE animation system
    • Introducing CryMannequin
      • Splitting up the game and animation logic
      • Understanding CryMannequin's purpose
        • Selecting animations
        • Starting animations
      • Fragments, Fragment IDs, and Tags
    • Extending the state machine
      • Understanding the state machine hierarchy
      • Creating a new state
      • Triggering the new state
    • Playing animations without CryMannequin
      • TrackView
        • Multiple animation layers
        • CryMannequin tracks
      • Triggering animation from FlowGraph
        • The PlayAnimation node
        • Other animation nodes
      • The code
    • Summary
  • 8. Mastering the Smart Objects System
    • What are SmartObjects?
    • Where the Smart Objects system is used
    • Smart Objects categories
      • Environmental SmartObject
      • A time-based SmartObject
      • Navigational SmartObject
    • The concept of the SmartObject system
    • The SmartObjects editor
      • The Window layout of the SmartObject editor
        • The Rules and Tasks windows
        • The Rules List window
        • The Rule Properties window
      • The SmartObject library
    • Creating a new SmartObject rule
      • Preparing the level
      • Creating the SmartObject rule
      • Creating the SmartObject classes
      • Creating the SmartObject states
      • Creating a SmartObject state pattern
        • User and Object
          • Setting up the User and Object class
        • The state pattern
      • Creating an AIAction
        • Selecting actions
        • Creating the action
        • Setting up the action and state changes
      • Getting the level ready
    • Testing the SmartObject rule
      • Troubleshooting
      • Debugging SmartObjects
        • Debugging AIActions
      • Changing states from Lua
    • Summary
  • 9. Eye Candy Particles, Lens Flares, and More
    • Types of eye candy
    • Particle effects
      • Working with particle effects in CryENGINE
      • The particle editor
      • Creating a new particle effect
        • Customizing the particle parameters
        • Tweaking the effect
      • Particle effects at runtime
    • Lens flares
      • The lens flare editor
        • Creating a new lens flare effect
        • Assigning a lens flare effect to a light
        • Lens flare effects caused by the sun
    • Postprocessing effects and the flow graph
      • Using material FX graphs
        • Creating a custom material FX graph
        • Testing the new material effect
        • Debugging material effects
    • Postprocessing in TrackView
      • Using effect tracks in a TrackView sequence
      • Using track events
    • Performance considerations
      • Overdraw
      • Draw calls
    • Summary
  • 10. Shipping the Build
    • Getting your game ready to ship
      • Optimizing performance
        • Optimizing levels
          • Level configuration files
        • Optimizing shadows
        • Vegetation
        • Layers
      • Testing and QA
      • Errors and warnings
        • Log verbosity
    • Tackling legal issues
      • Copyright
      • Credits
      • CryENGINE license
      • Things to consider for indies
        • MobyGames
    • Preparing your build
      • Building a release candidate
        • Auto-loading the first level
        • PAK files
          • Fast-loading PAK files
        • Removing all debug features
      • Reducing your build size
      • Shaders
    • Creating an installer
      • A ZIP file
      • Selecting an installer
      • Dependencies
      • An icon for your executable
    • Summary
  • Index

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