Spritesheets have been used in games for a long time. Classic games such as Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past and even modern games like Cut the Rope have...

Three.js is an open-source JavaScript library/API used to create and display animated 3D computer graphics on a web browser, compatible with the HTML5 canvas...

Procedural content generators are bits of code written into your game that can create new pieces of game content at any time - even when the game is running!...

Hello! This is the final article in our series on the basics of 3D software graphics systems, and this time we will be looking into dynamic lighting! Before...

Welcome! This is the sixth part in our Let's Build a 3D Graphics Engine series covering the basics of 3D graphics systems.  This time we are going to be...

Welcome to the fifth part of our Let's Build a 3D Graphics Engine series!  This time, we will be building two new classes for rasterizing: one for triangles...

Hello, this is the fourth part of our series on 3D graphics engines. This time, we will be covering rasterization: the process of taking a shape described by...

Welcome! This is the third part of our series on 3D graphics engines. If you made it this far into the series, you'll be glad to know that this piece will be...

In 2D scrolling games (and some 3D games), you'll often need to show the player the location of a target that is off-screen, whether it's an enemy, an ally,...

Welcome to the second part of our 3D Graphics Engine series! This time we are going to be talking about linear transformations, which will let us alter...

The 3D game engines that are behind today's biggest games are staggering works of mathematics and programming, and many game developers find that...

Here's a simple snippet of code that comes in handy all the time: how to move an object from one point to another, in a smooth, flowing, continuous motion....