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  1. Tutorial: 3D physics fun
  2. Manual
    1. Install
    2. Build your first application
    3. Designing user interface and handling events (press, update) within the view
      1. Managing Views
    4. Viewport with scenes, camera, navigation
      1. Tutorial: Designing a 3D world
      2. Creating 2D games
      3. Camera
      4. Navigation
      5. Writing code to modify scenes and transformations
      6. Behaviors
      7. Multiple viewports to display one world
      8. Expose scene elements, like children transformations, as TCastleScene children
    5. User interface
      1. Text and fonts
      2. Localization (translating your application)
      3. Window size and fullscreen
      4. Customize loading image
      5. Advanced: custom drawn 2D controls
    6. Editor
      1. Custom Components in Editor
      2. Components to reuse a design in other designs
      3. Sketchfab
    7. URLs, loading (downloading) and saving resources
      1. Data directory and castle-data:/ URL protocol
      2. Multi-player
    8. 2D games
      1. Sprite sheets
      2. Images
      3. Tiled maps
      4. How to render 2D games with images and sprites
    9. Physics
    10. Shaders
    11. Sound
      1. OpenAL
      2. FMOD
    12. Persistent data (user preferences, savegames)
    13. Save screen (screenshot)
    14. Logging
    15. Cross-platform (desktop, mobile, consoles...) projects
      1. CastleEngineManifest​.xml
      2. Customize UI scaling, font, warmup cache by CastleSettings.xml
      3. Build Tool
      4. Touch Input
      5. Game Controllers (Joysticks, Gamepads)
    16. Platforms details
      1. Android
      2. Android FAQ
      3. Android Services (Google Play Games and many more...)
      4. Adding New Android Services
      5. iOS
      6. iOS Services (Apple Game Center and many more...)
      7. In-App Purchases (Android, iOS)
      8. Nintendo Switch
      9. macOS
      10. Web
    17. Optimization
      1. Occlusion Culling
      2. Profiling Using Valgrind
      3. Detecting Memory Leaks
    18. Making rendering prettier
      1. Bump Mapping (Normal Maps)
      2. Shadow Volumes
      3. Background (skybox, sky and ground)
      4. Fog
      5. Blending
      6. Color Space (Gamma Correction)
      7. Alpha Bleeding
    19. Skinned animation (Skin node)
    20. Steam
    21. Engine on a form (VCL, FMX, LCL) using TCastleControl
    22. Automatic Builds (Continuous Integration and Delivery)
      1. GitHub Actions (automatic builds for GitHub projects)
      2. GitLab CI/CD (automatic builds for GitLab projects)
      3. Woodpecker CI (automatic builds for Codeberg projects)
      4. Docker (easily get CGE, compilers, texture compression tools)
      5. Jenkins (automatic builds by your Jenkins server)
      6. Using Castle Game Engine with any CI
    23. Pascal IDEs
      1. Lazarus
      2. Delphi
        1. Delphi packages
        2. Delphi for Android and iOS
        3. Delphi for Linux
        4. Delphi for macOS
        5. C++ Builder
      3. Visual Studio Code
    24. Miscellaneous
      1. Which way is up?
      2. Transformation hierarchy
      3. CastleWindow Backends
      4. Threads
      5. Compiling from source
      6. Supported compilers and IDEs
      7. Coding Traps
      8. Units Map
      9. Dedicated GPU
      10. fpcupdeluxe
      11. FpMake and FpPkg
      12. License
    25. Helping in engine development
      1. Donate
      2. Roadmap
      3. Coding Conventions
      4. Using AI
  3. Creating Game Data
  4. API Reference
  5. Why Pascal?
  6. Modern Object Pascal Introduction
  7. Overview for Unity Developers
  8. Scene Graph: X3D nodes
  9. Conferences

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