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The Platform of Quick Development of Mobile 3D Game

Authors: Jieyi Zhao; Min Tang 0001; Ruofeng Tong 0001; Jinxiang Dong;

The Platform of Quick Development of Mobile 3D Game

Abstract

The platform of quick development of mobile 3D game can be used to reduce the mobile 3d phone games' develop-cycle. With this platform, the developers can break out of the complexity of programming. Thus more efforts will be putted into enriching contents of the game itself. The core of the platform of quick development of mobile 3D game is the ability of configuration, which can be divided into the following parts. The first part is the implementation of a 3D mobile game template in the environment of Symbian OS and Nokia Series 60 platform. The example game is a first-person shooting (FPS) game using OpenGL ES. The second part is to analyze the whole structure of the game systems, and to extract the parameters of the game which can be customized. According to the extracted part, we make the customized XML documents. Finally we use custom tools to customize the game. The tools modify the XML data following the programmer's intention and use the XML data to rewrite the game?s source codes and to build a new version of the game.

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