OpenGL Distilled
- OpenGL Distilled
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Foreword
- Preface
- About the Book
- Intended Audience
- Format of the Book
- Conventions
- OpenGL Distilled Web Site
- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Chapter 1. An Introduction to OpenGL
- Section 1.1. What Is OpenGL?
- Section 1.2. GLUT
- Section 1.3. GLU
- Section 1.4. Development Environment
- Section 1.5. A Simple Example
- Section 1.6. History of OpenGL
- Section 1.7. More Information
- Section 1.8. References
- Chapter 2. Drawing Primitives
- Section 2.1. OpenGL Primitives
- Section 2.2. Specifying Vertex Data
- Section 2.3. Drawing Details
- Section 2.4. Performance Issues
- Section 2.5. More Information
- Section 2.6. References
- Chapter 3. Transformation and Viewing
- Section 3.1. Coordinate Systems and Matrices
- Section 3.2. The Transformation Pipeline
- Section 3.3. Setting the Model-View Matrix
- Section 3.4. Perspective and Parallel Projections
- Section 3.5. The Viewport
- Section 3.6. Selection
- Section 3.7. More Information
- Section 3.8. References
- Chapter 4. Lighting
- Section 4.1. Overview
- Section 4.2. Normals
- Section 4.3. Light Parameters
- Section 4.4. Material Parameters
- Section 4.5. Positional and Directional Lights
- Section 4.6. Debugging Lights
- Section 4.7. More Information
- Section 4.8. References
- Chapter 5. Pixel Rectangles
- Section 5.1. Drawing Pixels
- Section 5.2. Reading Pixels
- Section 5.3. Copying Pixels
- Section 5.4. Performance Issues
- Section 5.5. Debugging
- Section 5.6. More Information
- Section 5.7. References
- Chapter 6. Texture Mapping
- Section 6.1. Using Texture Maps
- Section 6.2. Lighting and Shadows with Texture
- Section 6.3. Debugging
- Section 6.4. More Information
- Section 6.5. References
- Chapter 7. Extensions and Versions
- Section 7.1. Extensions
- Section 7.2. Versions
- Section 7.3. Extension- and Version-Safe Code
- Section 7.4. More Information
- Chapter 8. Platform-Specific Interfaces
- Section 8.1. Concepts
- Section 8.2. Apple Mac OS X
- Section 8.3. Linux
- Section 8.4. Microsoft Windows
- Section 8.5. More Information
- Section 8.6. References
- Appendix A. Other Features
- Section A.1. Multisample
- Section A.2. Occlusion Queries
- Section A.3. Fog
- Section A.4. Clip Planes
- Section A.5. Stencil
- Section A.6. The Accumulation Buffer
- Section A.7. Shading Language
- Section A.8. References
- Appendix B. Best Practices
- Section B.1. State
- Section B.2. Errors
- Section B.3. Precision
- Section B.4. Objects
- Appendix C. Performance
- Section C.1. Measure Performance
- Section C.2. Avoid Software Rendering
- Section C.3. Reduce Pipeline Bottlenecks
- Section C.4. Cull Unseen Geometry
- Section C.5. State Changes and Queries
- Appendix D. Troubleshooting and Debugging
- Section D.1. Debugging Tools
- Section D.2. OpenGL Errors
- Section D.3. Debugging a Blank Window
- Bibliography
- Color Plates
- Index
- A
- B
- C
- D
- E
- F
- G
- H
- I
- L
- M
- N
- O
- P
- Q
- R
- S
- T
- U
- V
- W
- X
- Z
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