Game Development
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Intel® GRAPHICS PERFORMANCE ANALYZER v3.0
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Intel® GRAPHICS CHECKER
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EXPERT CONTENT
CODE
GRAPHICS
TOOLS
- New! Morphological Antialiasing (MLAA)
- New! Embree (Photo-Realistic Rendering)
- Fluid Simulation for Games (part 10)
- Onloaded Shadows: Scalable Virtual Environments
- Shadow explorer
- Sandy Bridge Sample Suite
- Onloaded Shadows
- AVX Cloth
- Colony - Highly Parallel Crowd Simulation
- GPUDetect - Detect System Graphics
- Fireflies - Scalable Ambient Effects
- Ticker Tape - 3D particle system
- Smoke (Multicore DX9): Download the Source
- Comparing Shadow Mapping Techniques with Shadow Explorer
- AVX cloth Whitepaper: SOA Cloth Simulation with 256-bit Intel® AVX
- Onloaded Shadows: Moving Shadow Generation from GPU to CPU
- Sample Tweaker - how to optimize for the latest Intel processors
- MAXIM-izing Darkspore Performance With GPA
- Solution brief: How Lego Universe used Intel GPA (PDF 3.58MB)
- Quick Reference Guide to Intel Integrated Graphics
- Intel Graphics Developers Guides
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Ambient Scalable Effects Fireflies Demo
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Colony Demo
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Seamless Self-aware and Context-aware Computing
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Gaming for Water Resources on ScienceSim
OTHER RELATED CONTENT
NETBOOK GAMING
- Mobile 3D Applications With OpenGL and OpenGL ES
- Six Tips for Developing Easily Ported Games
- Intel Graphics Performance Analyzers: Game Development for a Mobile World
- Rapid Porting Tips (part 1): Five Tips for Getting Your Game Up and Running on Netbooks
- From iPhone to AppUp: Porting of "Smiles"
- Using my Netbook for Cloud Gaming
- Why Develop Games For Atom
- Developing Casual Games for Windows Netbooks, Part II
- 8 Reasons NOT to Submit an App to Intel’s AppUp Center
- Green Computing with Atom
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