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| What This Guide Contains | |
| What's New in This Edition | |
| What You Should Know Before Reading This Guide | |
| How to Obtain the Sample Code | |
| Nate Robins' OpenGL Tutors | |
| Errata | |
| Style Conventions | |
| Acknowledgments | |
| Figures | |
| Tables | |
| Examples | |
| Introduction to OpenGL | |
| What Is OpenGL? | |
| A Smidgen of OpenGL Code | |
| OpenGL Command Syntax | |
| OpenGL as a State Machine | |
| OpenGL Rendering Pipeline | |
| Display Lists | |
| Evaluators | |
| Per-Vertex Operations | |
| Primitive Assembly | |
| Pixel Operations | |
| Texture Assembly | |
| Rasterization | |
| Fragment Operations | |
| OpenGL-Related Libraries | |
| Include Files | |
| GLUT, the OpenGL Utility Toolkit | |
| Animation | |
| The Refresh That Pauses | |
| Motion = Redraw + Swap | |
| State Management and Drawing Geometric Objects | |
| A Drawing Survival Kit | |
| Clearing the Window | |
| Specifying a Color | |
| Forcing Completion of Drawing | |
| Coordinate System Survival Kit | |
| Describing Points, Lines, and Polygons | |
| What Are Points, Lines, and Polygons? | |
| Specifying Vertices | |
| OpenGL Geometric Drawing Primitives | |
| Basic State Management | |
| Displaying Points, Lines, and Polygons | |
| Point Details | |
| Line Details | |
| Polygon Details | |
| Normal Vectors | |
| Vertex Arrays | |
| Enabling Arrays | |
| Specifying Data for the Arrays | |
| Dereferencing and Rendering | |
| Interleaved Arrays | |
| Attribute Groups | |
| Some Hints for Building Polygonal Models of Surfaces | |
| An Example: Building an Icosahedron | |
| Viewing | |
| Overview: The Camera Analogy | |
| A Simple Example: Drawing a Cube | |
| General-Purpose Transformation Commands | |
| Viewing and Modeling Transformations | |
| Thinking about Transformations | |
| Modeling Transformations | |
| Viewing Transformations | |
| Projection Transformations | |
| Perspective Projection | |
| Orthographic Projection | |
| Viewing Volume Clipping | |
| Viewport Transformation | |
| Defining the Viewport | |
| The Transformed Depth Coordinate | |
| Troubleshooting Transformations | |
| Manipulating the Matrix Stacks | |
| The Modelview Matrix Stack | |
| The Projection Matrix Stack | |
| Additional Clipping Planes | |
| Examples of Composing Several Transformations | |
| Building a Solar System | |
| Building an Articulated Robot Arm | |
| Reversing or Mimicking Transformations | |
| Color | |
| Color Perception | |
| Computer Color | |
| RGBA versus Color-Index Mode | |
| RGBA Display Mode | |
| Color-Index Display Mode | |
| Choosing between RGBA and Color-Index Mode | |
| Changing between Display Modes | |
| Specifying a Color and a Shading Model | |
| Specifying a Color in RGBA Mode | |
| Specifying a Color in Color-Index Mode | |
| Specifying a Shading Model | |
| Lighting | |
| A Hidden-Surface Removal Survival Kit | |
| Real-World and OpenGL Lighting | |
| Ambient, Diffuse, Specular, and Emissive Light | |
| Material Colors | |
| RGB Values for Lights and Materials | |
| A Simple Example" | |
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