Computer Graphics Programming in OpenGL with C++ [OP] - V. Scott Gordon

Biographie:
Gordon V. Scott :

V. Scott Gordon is a computer science professor at California State University, Sacramento.Clevenger John L. :

John L. Clevenger is a computer science professor at California State University, Sacramento.

Sommaire:

1: Getting Started

2: The OpenGL Graphics Pipeline

3: Mathematical Foundations

4: Managing 3D Graphics Data

5: Texture Mapping

6: 3D Models

7: Lighting

8: Shadows

9: Sky and Backgrounds

10: Enhancing Surface Detail

11: Parametric Surfaces

12: Tessellation

13: Geometry Shaders

14: Other Techniques

Appendix A: Installation and Setup for Windows (PC)

Appendix B: Installation and Setup for Macintosh

Appendix C: Using the Nsight Graphics Debugger

Index

ON THE DISC

(Files are also available for downloading from the publisher by emailing request with proof of purchase to info@merclearning.com)

The source code for every program in the book, organized by chapter

The OBJ models used in the examples, and the various texture files

Cubemaps and skydomes for generating environments

Height maps and normal maps for achieving realistic detail