Swift Game Development

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• Swift Game Development Third Edition
  • Table of Contents
  • Swift Game Development Third Edition
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  • Preface
    • Who this book is for
    • What this book covers
    • To get the most out of this book
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  • 1. Designing Games with Swift
    • Why you will love Swift
    • Prerequisites
    • What you will learn in this book
      • Embracing SpriteKit
      • Reacting to player input
      • Structuring your game code
      • Building UI/menus/levels
      • Integrating with Game Center
      • Maximizing fun
      • Crossing the finish line
      • Monetizing your work
    • New in Swift 4.2
    • Setting up your development environment
      • Introducing and installing Xcode
      • Creating our first Swift game
      • Navigating our project
    • Exploring the SpriteKit demo
    • Examining the demo code
    • Cleaning up
    • Summary
  • 2. Sprites, Camera, Action!
    • Preparing your project
    • Drawing your first sprite
    • Building a SKSpriteNode class
    • Animationmovement, scaling, and rotation
      • Sequencing multiple animations
      • Recapping your first sprite
    • The story on positioning
      • Alignment with anchor points
    • Working with textures
      • Downloading the free assets
      • More exceptional art assets
      • Drawing your first textured sprite
      • Adding the bee image to your project
      • Loading images with SKSpriteNode
    • Designing for Retina
      • The ideal asset approach
      • Hands-on with retina in SpriteKit
    • Organizing art into texture atlases
      • Exploring Assets.xcassets
      • Collecting art into texture atlases
      • Updating our bee node to use the texture atlas
      • Iterating through texture atlas frames
      • Putting it all together
    • Centering the camera on a sprite
    • Summary
  • 3. Mix in the Physics
    • Laying the foundations
      • Adopting a protocol for consistency
      • Organizing game objects into classes
        • The icy tundra
          • Adding the ground texture to Assets.xcassets
          • Adding the Ground class
          • Tiling a texture
          • Running wire to the ground
        • Adding the players character
    • Renovating the GameScene class
    • Physics bodies and gravity
      • Dropping like flies
      • Solidifying the ground
    • Exploring physics simulation mechanics
    • Bumping bees into bees
      • Movement with impulses and forces
    • Summary
  • 4. Adding Controls
    • Retrofitting the Player class for flight
      • The Beekeeper
      • Updating the Player class
      • Moving the ground
    • Assigning a physics body to the player
      • Creating a physics body shape from a texture
    • Polling for device movement with Core Motion
      • Implementing the Core Motion code
    • Wiring up the sprite onTap events
      • Implementing touchesBegan in the GameScene
      • Larger than life
    • Teaching our penguin to fly
    • Listening for touches in GameScene
    • Fine-tuning gravity
    • Spreading your wings
    • Improving the camera
    • Pushing Pierre forward
    • Tracking the player's progress
      • Looping the ground as player the moves forward
    • Summary
  • 5. Spawning Enemies, Coins, and Power-Ups
    • Introducing the cast
    • Locating and adding the art assets
    • Adding the Power-up Star
      • Adding the Star class
    • A new enemy - the Mad Fly
      • Adding the MadFly class
    • Another terror - Bats!
      • Adding the Bat class
    • Guarding the ground with the Blade
      • Adding the Blade class
    • Adding coins
      • Creating the coin classes
    • Organizing the project navigator
    • Testing the new game objects
    • Preparing for endless flight
    • Summary
  • 6. Generating a Never-Ending World
    • Designing levels with the SpriteKit scene editor
      • Separating level data from game logic
      • Using custom classes in the scene editor
    • Building encounters for Pierre Penguin
      • Creating our first encounter
      • Integrating scenes into the game
    • Looping encounters for a never-ending world
      • Building more encounters
      • Updating the EncounterManager class
      • Storing metadata in SKSpriteNodeuserData property
      • Wiring up EncounterManager in the GameScene class
    • Adding the Power-up Star at random places
    • Turning bronze coins into gold coins
    • Summary
  • 7. Implementing Collision Events
    • Learning the SpriteKit collision vocabulary
    • Collision versus contact
    • Physics category masks
    • Using category masks in Swift
    • Adding contact events to our game
      • Setting up the physics categories
    • Assigning categories to game objects
      • The player
      • The ground
      • The Power-up Star
      • Enemies
      • Coins
    • Preparing GameScene for contact events
    • Viewing console output
    • Testing our contact code
    • Player health and damage
    • Animations for damage and game over
      • The damage animation
      • The game over animation
      • Collecting coins
    • The Power-up Star logic
    • Summary
  • 8. Polishing to a Shine HUD, Parallax Backgrounds, Particles, and More
    • Adding a HUD
      • Implementing the HUD
    • Parallax background layers
      • Adding the background assets
      • Implementing a background class
      • Wiring up backgrounds in the GameScene class
    • Using the particle system
      • Adding the circle particle asset
    • Creating a SpriteKit particle file
    • Configuring the path particle settings
      • Name
      • Background
      • Texture
      • Emitter
      • Lifetime
      • Position Range
      • Angle
      • Speed
      • Acceleration
      • Alpha
      • Scale
      • Rotation
      • Color Blend
      • Color Ramp
    • Adding the particle emitter to the game
    • Granting safety as the game starts
    • Summary
  • 9. Adding Menus and Sounds
    • Building the main menu
      • Creating the menu scene and menu nodes
      • Launching the main menu when the game starts
    • Wiring up the START GAME button
      • Adding the restart game menu
        • Extending the HUD
    • Wiring up GameScene for game over
    • Informing the GameScene class when the player dies
    • Implementing touch events for the restart menu
    • Adding music with AVAudio
      • Adding sound assets to the game
      • Playing background music
    • Playing sound effects
      • Adding the coin sound effect to the Coin class
      • Adding the power-up and hurt sound effects to the Player class
      • Playing sound effects with SKAction
      • Adding a mute button and volume slider
    • Adding Options to the Menu Scene
    • Summary
  • 10. Standing out in the Crowd with Advanced Features
    • Adding crates to smash open
    • Creating the Crate particle effects
    • Recycling emitter nodes with particle pools
    • Wiring up crate contact events
    • Creating the health power-up crate
    • Spawning smashable crates that reward coins
    • Summary
  • 11. Introduction to SceneKit
    • Creating a Scene with SCNScene
    • Adding objects to the scene
      • Adding a sphere
      • Adding light sources
      • Adding a camera to the scene
      • Adding a floor
    • Importing scenes from an external 3D application
    • Creating the hero class and physics
    • Adding an enemy and collision detection
    • Adding a SpriteKit overlay
    • Adding labels and buttons
    • Adding touch interactivity
    • Adding the Gameloop
      • Setting a GameOver condition
      • Checking for contact
    • Adding wall and floor parallax
    • Adding particles
    • Adding character animation
    • Summary
  • 12. Choosing a Monetization Strategy
    • Developing your marketing plan
      • When to start marketing
      • Marketing checklist
    • Leveraging crowdfunding
      • Pros and cons of crowdfunding
    • Showing display ads for revenue
      • The upsides to showing ads
      • The downsides to showing ads
    • Adding an AdMob Ad in the App
    • Selling in-app purchases
      • In-app purchase strategies
      • A word about farming your players
    • Adding In-App Purchases
    • Localization in foreign markets
    • Managing scope and completing projects
    • Summary
  • 13. Integrating with Game Center
    • Authenticating the player's Game Center account
    • Opening Game Center in our game
    • Updating the leaderboard from the code
    • Adding an achievement
      • Creating a new achievement in iTunes Connect
      • Updating achievements from the code
    • Summary
  • 14. Introduction to Spritekit with ARKit
    • Requirements for the project
    • Creating an AR Spritekit project
    • Adding text and crosshair
    • Adding anchors at random locations
    • Adding custom sprite
    • Registering touch controls to remove game objects
    • Summary
  • 15. Introduction to Scenekit with ARKit
    • Going through the basic Scenekit/ARKit project
    • Project setup and detecting a plane
    • Adding touches
    • Adding Game Objects
      • Stop detecting planes
      • Adding light source
      • Adding ground node
      • Adding Hero and Enemy
    • Adding Score and Gameover text
    • Finishing touches
    • Summary
  • 16. Publishing the Game on the App Store
    • Creating the Bundle ID for the app
    • Preparing the project
    • Create the App in the itunesconnect portal
    • Upload the App and submit for review
    • Summary
  • 17. Multipeer Augmented Reality
    • Multipeer connectivity framework overview
    • Creating the multipeer session class
    • Creating a UI for the app
    • Setting outlets and adding variables
      • Initializing the view
      • Update session and tracking
      • Hosting and joining the session
      • Sending and receiving data
      • Initializing a multipeer session
    • Testing the application
    • Summary
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  • Index

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