From Android or iOS: Bringing Your OpenGL ES Game to the Windows Store
- Date: June 28, 2013 from 2:00PM to 3:00PM
- Day 3
- South Hall: Esplanade 304
- 3-189
- Speakers: Doug Erickson, Richard McKinney, Phil Napieralski
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You’ve created a graphically rich game for the iOS or Android platform with Open GL ES 2.0. Now, you’d like to bring that same game to the Windows Store. Find out the high-level differences between those platforms and the Windows Store framework for game development, and how to effectively port your OpenGL ES code to DirectX 11.1. Richard McKinney from HalfBrick will also share his experience and tips in porting to the Windows Store.
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The best way to help developers bring their OpenGL ES games to the Windows Store, would be to just rejoin Khronos and provide an implementation for the 3D API supported by the majority of the industry.
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