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100 1 Smithwick, R. Michael.
245 10 Pro OpenGL ES for Android /|cMike Smithwick, Mayank Verma
; technical reviewer, Leila Muhtasib.|h[O'Reilly
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505 0 Title Page; Copyright Page; Dedication Page; Contents at a
Glance; Table of Contents; About the Authors; About the
Technical Reviewer; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Chapter
1 Computer Graphics: From Then to Now; Your First OpenGL
ES Program; A Spotty History of Computer Graphics; 3D in
Hollywood; The Dawn of Computer Graphics; MIT; University
of Utah; Coming of Age in Hollywood; Toolkits; OpenGL;
Direct3D; The Other Guys; QuickDraw 3D; OGRE;
OpenSceneGraph; Unity3D; And Still Others; OpenGL
Architecture; Summary; Chapter 2 All That Math Jazz; 2D
Transformations; Translations; Rotations
505 8 Scaling3D Transformations; Picture This: Projecting the
Object onto the Screen; Now Do it Backward and in High
Heels; What About Quaternions?; Summary; Chapter 3 From 2D
to 3D: Adding One Extra Dimension; First, a Little More
Theory; OpenGL Coordinates; Eye Coordinates; Viewing
Frustum and the Projection Matrix; Back to the Fun Stuff:
Going Beyond the Bouncy Square; Adding the Geometry;
Stitching It All Together; Taking 'er Out for a Spin;
Tweaking the Values; Clipping Regions; Field of View; Face
Culling; Building a Solar System; Summary; Chapter 4
Turning On the Lights
505 8 The Story of Light and ColorLet There Be Light; Back to
the Fun Stuff (for a While); Fun with Light and Materials;
Specular Lighting; Ambient Lighting; Taking a Step Back;
Emissive Materials; Attenuation; Spotlights; Light
Parameters in Play; The Math Behind Shading; Specular
Reflections; Attenuation; Summing It All Up; So, What's
This All For?; More Fun Stuff; Back to the Solar System;
And the Banding Played On; Summary; Chapter 5 Textures;
The Language of Texturing; All About Textures (Mostly);
Image Textures; OpenGL ES and Textures; Image Formats;
Back to the Bouncy Square One; Mipmaps
505 8 FilteringOpenGL Extensions; Finally, More Solar System
Goodness; Summary; Chapter 6 Will It Blend?; Alpha
Blending; Blending Functions; Multicolor Blending; Texture
Blending; Multitexturing; Mapping with Bumps; Summary;
Chapter 7 Well-Rendered Miscellany; Frame Buffer Objects;
Hedley Buffer Objects; Sun Buffer Objects; Lens Flare;
Reflective Surfaces; Coming of the Shadows; Shadow
Mapping; Shadow Volumes; Blob Shadows; Projection Shadows;
Summary; Chapter 8 Putting It All Together; Revisiting the
Solar System; What Are These Quaternion Things Anyway?;
Moving Things in 3D; Adding Some Flare
505 8 Seeing StarsSeeing Lines; Seeing Text; Seeing Buttons;
Summary; Chapter 9 Performance 'n' Stuff; Vertex Buffer
Objects; Batching; Textures; Sprite Sheets; Texture
Uploads; Mipmaps; Fewer Colors; Other Tips to Remember;
Summary; Chapter 10 OpenGL ES 2, Shaders, and ... ; Shaded
Pipelines; Shady Triangles; Shader Structure;
Restrictions; Back to the Spinning Triangle; Earth at
Night; Bring in the Clouds; But What About Specular
Reflections?; Summary; Index
520 8 Annotation|bIn Pro OpenGL ES for Android, you'll find out
how to harness the full power of OpenGL ES, and design
your own 3D applications by building a fully-functional 3D
solar system model using Open GL ES! OpenGL has set the
standard for 3D computer graphics, and is an essential
aspect of Android development. This book offers everything
you need to know, from basic mathematical concepts to
advanced coding techniques. You'll learn by building a
fascinating 3D solar system simulator! After introducing
Open GL ES, Pro OpenGL ES for Android explains the basics
of 3D math and then orients you to the native Android 3D
libraries you'll be using in your own 3D games and the
solar system project you'll build using this book. Through
the solar system example project, you'll learn how to
incorporate a variety of graphic and animation techniques
into your applications. You will also discover how the
full spectrum of 3D development that awaits, with topics
such as lighting, texture-mapping, modeling, shaders,
blending modes, and several more advanced concepts. By the
time you finish Pro OpenGL ES for Android, you'll have
learned all the skills you'll need to build your own
incredible 3D applications, based on one of the most
powerful 3D libraries available. What you'll learn The
basics of 3D mathematics, and how they are applied in the
OpenGL library How to design and build your 3D worlds To
create 2D interfaces within the 3D world To develop
animation and 3D movement How to implement 3D shading,
coloring, and texturing The differences between OpenGL and
other 3D toolkits To build a fully-functional 3D solar
system simulator using OpenGL ES Who this book is for
Experienced Android programmers who want to enter the 3D
world of OpenGL ES programming. Table of Contents
Introduction to OpenGL ES and Our 3D Solar System Project
Generating a Basic.
546 English.
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630 00 Android (Electronic resource)
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650 0 Computer graphics.
650 0 Three-dimensional display systems.
650 0 Mobile computing.
650 2 Computer Graphics
650 6 Infographie.
650 6 Affichage tridimensionnel.
650 6 Informatique mobile.
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651 0 Solar system|xComputer simulation.
651 6 Système solaire|xSimulation par ordinateur.
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