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Game Programming

Gurus

Advanced 3D Graphics and Rasterization

André LaMothe

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Tricks of the 3D

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Tricks of the 3D Game Programming Gurus:

Advanced 3D Graphics and Rasterization

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Contents at a Glance

Foreword ..................................................................................... xix

Introduction ................................................................................... 1

Part I Introduction to 3D Game Programming

1 Getting Started with 3D Game Programming ........................................ 9

2 A Crash Course in Windows and DirectX ........................................... 69

3 3D Game Programming with a Virtual Computer .............................. 115

Part II 3D Math and Transformation

4 It’s a Math, Math, Math World—Trigonometry, Vectors, Matrices, and

Quaternions ................................................................................ 241

5 Building a Math Engine ................................................................. 363

6 Introduction to 3D Graphics .......................................................... 493

7 Rendering Wireframe Worlds in 3D ................................................. 621

Part III Basic 3D Rendering

8 Basic Lighting and Solid Modeling .................................................. 743

9 Interpolative Shading Techniques and Affine Texture Mapping ............ 869

10 Clipping in 3D++ ........................................................................ 1005

11 Depth Buffering and Visibility ...................................................... 1087

Part IV Advanced 3D Rendering

12 Advanced Texturing Techniques .................................................... 1147

13 Spatial Partitioning and Visible Algorithms ..................................... 1307

14 Lighting, Shadows, and Secrets of the id ......................................... 1439

Part V Advanced Animation and Physics Modeling and Optimization

15 Character Animation, Motion, and Collision Detection ..................... 1493

16 Optimization Technologies ........................................................... 1549

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Part VI CD-ROM Appendixes

A About The CD-ROM

B Installing DirectX and Using Visual C/C++

C Trigonometry and Vector Reference

D C++ Primer

E Game Programming Resources

F ASCII Tables

Index ......................................................................................... 000

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