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Create the base Material class, which defines the overall appearance of geometric objects and stores uniform variable data (using ... Create another extension of the Geometry class to describe the shape of a three-dimensional box; vertex colors are assigned so ... Learn about how surfaces of three-dimensional objects can be represented by a parametric function: the x, y, z coordinates are ...

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  • Create another extension of the Geometry class to describe the shape of a three-dimensional box; vertex colors are assigned so ...
  • Learn about how surfaces of three-dimensional objects can be represented by a parametric function: the x, y, z coordinates are ...
  • Based on student and viewer feedback, in order to increase cross-platform compatibility, a few changes are introduced in this ...
  • Learn how to derive a perspective projection matrix: given a viewable region represented with a frustum (truncated pyramid) ...

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Developing Graphics Frameworks 32 - Spheres and Ellipsoids

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Developing Graphics Frameworks 33 - Cylinders, Prisms, Cones, Pyramids

Developing Graphics Frameworks 33 - Cylinders, Prisms, Cones, Pyramids

Learn how to derive the parametric functions for a cylinder. See how using a small number of sample points along the ...

Developing Graphics Frameworks 26 - Geometry - Boxes

Developing Graphics Frameworks 26 - Geometry - Boxes

Create another extension of the Geometry class to describe the shape of a three-dimensional box; vertex colors are assigned so ...

Developing Graphics Frameworks 27 - Material - Base Class

Developing Graphics Frameworks 27 - Material - Base Class

Create the base Material class, which defines the overall appearance of geometric objects and stores uniform variable data (using ...

Developing Graphics Frameworks 31 - Parametric Surfaces and Planes

Developing Graphics Frameworks 31 - Parametric Surfaces and Planes

Learn about how surfaces of three-dimensional objects can be represented by a parametric function: the x, y, z coordinates are ...

Developing Graphics Frameworks 30 - Geometry - Polygons

Developing Graphics Frameworks 30 - Geometry - Polygons

Create a Polygon Geometry class that can generate data to render a regular polygon with any number of sides and radius.

Developing Graphics Frameworks 34 - Custom Geometry and Material

Developing Graphics Frameworks 34 - Custom Geometry and Material

Create customized Geometry and Material objects within an application. Examples include an "M" shape, connected points along ...

Developing Graphics Frameworks - Updates

Developing Graphics Frameworks - Updates

Based on student and viewer feedback, in order to increase cross-platform compatibility, a few changes are introduced in this ...

Developing Graphics Frameworks 20 - Perspective Projection Matrices

Developing Graphics Frameworks 20 - Perspective Projection Matrices

Learn how to derive a perspective projection matrix: given a viewable region represented with a frustum (truncated pyramid) ...

Developing Graphics Frameworks 06 - Compiling GPU Programs

Developing Graphics Frameworks 06 - Compiling GPU Programs

Learn about the OpenGL functions used to send shader code to the GPU, compile shader programs, link shaders to create a ...