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3D COMPUTER GRAPHICS
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TextPublication details: USA ADDISON WESLEY 2000Edition: 3RDISBN: - 0201398559
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| 006.6 VAU MULTIMEDIA MAKING IT WORK | 006.6 WAT 3D COMPUTER GRAPHICS | 006.6 WAT 3D COMPUTER GRAPHICS | 006.6 WAT 3D COMPUTER GRAPHICS | 006.62 BAR Designing a Digital Portfolio | 006.66 FOL Computer graphics / Principles and practice in C | 006.66 FOL Computer graphics : principles and practice / |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
The third edition of this book continues to focus on the 3D aspects of computer graphics and reflects the demand for real-time applications, such as games and virtual reality. New features include chapters on advanced radiosity and pre-calculation techniques.
Table of contents provided by Syndetics
- 1 Mathematical fundamentals of computer graphics
- 2 Representation and modelling of 3D objects (1)
- 3 Representation and modelling of 3D objects (2)
- 4 Representation and rendering
- 5 The graphics pipeline (1) geometric operations
- 6 The graphics pipeline (2) rendering or algorithmic processes
- 7 Simulating light-object interaction: local reflection models
- 8 Mapping techniques
- 9 Geometric shadows
- 10 Global illumination
- 11 The radiosity method
- 12 Ray tracing strategies
- 13 Volume rendering
- 14 Anti-aliasing theory and practice
- 15 Colour and computer graphics
- 16 Image-based rendering and photo-modelling
- 17 Computer animation
- 18 Comparative image study
Author notes provided by Syndetics
Alan Watt is a lecturer in Computer Science at the University of Sheffield.
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