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Linux 3d Graphics Programming [Anglais] [Broché]

Norman Lin


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Book Description

There are currently no directly competitive titles on the market that provide the serious Linux programmer and developer with an overview of how to use 3-D graphics with this rapidly growing operating system.

Norman Lin focuses on using C++ code relative to the 3-D graphics programming under Linux. The author focuses on providing illustrations of each graphics concept with self-contained code examples and then provides the programmer with the integration of each concept into a larger 3D engine framework. The programmer then is able to use this framework and create a real-time, portal-based engine.

The title includes a very distinctive CD which contains a series of animated 3-D videos illustrating key 3-D graphics concepts such as the transformation from world space into camera space. The recent development of Blender 3-D is also included in the book which is a professional quality 3-D modeler available free to programmers and developers.

JA Majors Book Info

Text aimed at 3D game developers, showing how to maximize the potential of Linux 3D graphics programming. The CD-ROM features a Linux operating system, a compiler and debugger, code and examples from the text, a Mesa 3D library, 3D models and animations, and a Blender 3D modeling and animation suite. System requirements not listed. Softcover.

About the author

Norman Lin is a professional software consultant with more than 15 years of international software development experience and a MS degree in computer science.

His many professional interests combine the technical with the creative, covering such areas as computer graphics, music theory, chaos theory, fractals, L-systems, formal languages, and game programming. He has worked on such diverse projects as 3D data visualization, Internet knowledge management, and OO prototyping. Lin lives in Graz, Austria.

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