Towards an Ecologically Valid Symbiosis of BCI and Head-mounted VR Displays

Rosipal, Roman; Korecko, Stefan; Rošt’áková, Zuzana; Porubcová, Natália; Vankó, Martin; Sobota, Branislav

doi:10.1109/informatics57926.2022.10083479

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“…As part of solving various projects at the authors' home department, UE was used, for example, to create a virtual-reality therapeutic system for paretic patients [9] (Figure 9).…”

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The Role of Game Engines in Game Development and Teaching

Sobota,

Pietriková

2023

Computer Science for Game Development and Game Development for Computer Science

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This chapter explores the essential role of game and graphics rendering engines in creating computer games and their applications in education. Starting with a brief discussion on the importance of visualization in game development, we analyze popular game engines, including CryEngine, Irrlicht, Unreal Engine, Unity, and Godot, and graphics rendering engines (cores), including OpenSceneGraph (OSG) and Object-Oriented Graphics Rendering Engine (OGRE). Each engine’s unique features and pedagogical potentials are discussed, with emphasis on Unity, Godot, and Unreal Engine’s interactive and step-by-step tutorials. This analysis reflects the adaptability of game engines to different teaching styles and provides insights into their effectiveness as tools for teaching game development and computer science. The chapter aims to highlight game engines’ role in game creation and education by exploring these topics.

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“…As part of solving various projects at the authors' home department, UE was used, for example, to create a virtual-reality therapeutic system for paretic patients [9] (Figure 9).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…OpenSG, home page: [cit. 2022-06], URL: https://sourceforge.net/projects/opensg/9 VulcanSceneGraph, home page: [cit. 2023-03], URL: https://vsg-dev.github.io/vsg-dev.io/…”

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