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Inmaculada Garca, Ramn Moll, Pedro Morillo Technical University of Valencia ...

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Abstract: Computer games follow a scheme of continuous simulation, coupling the rendering phase and the simulation phase. That way of operation has disadvantages that can be avoided using a discrete event simulator as a game kernel. This paper proposes to integrate a discrete event simulator (DESK) to manage the videogames events. The videogame kernel used is Fly3D. The new kernel is called DFly3D. It allows a discrete event simulation scheme and the rendering and simulation phase independence. The... (Update)

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@misc{ ramn-from,
  author = "Inmaculada Garca Ramn",
  title = "From Continuous to Discrete Games",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/675898.html" }