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Lectures on DirectX 9.0 3D Graphs and Game Programming in C#
Delin Tan Mathematics and Computer Science Department University of Houston Victoria
Contents Chapter 1 Mathematics Background §1.1 Point Coordinates 1 §1.2 Vector 2 §1.3 Matrix 4 §1.4 ClassCustomVertex 7 §1.5 MathematicsFunctions 8 §1.6 Quaternion 9 Chapter 2 DirectX Start §2.1 InstallMicrosoft DirectX 9C SDK 10 §2.2 AddDirectX References 11 §2.3 DeviceCapability 12 §2.4 CreateDevice Interface Object 13 §2.5 BackBufferDrawing 14 §2.6 AnimationLoop 15 §2.7 TheFirst DirectX 3D Program 15 §2.8 ClassVertexBuffer 17 §2.9 DrawFrame Rate 19 Chapter 3 Some Simple Geometric Renderings §3.1 Virtual View Point 21 §3.2 ProjectivePlane 21 §3.3 WorldCoordinates 22 §3.4 RenderState and DrawPrimitive Methods 23 §3.5 RenderTriangle Rotating Around Axis 24 §3.6 RotatingTriangle with Two Side Colors 26 §3.7 RotatingTriangle with More Controls 26 §3.8 SmoothChange between Different Rotations 27 §3.9 TriangleRotation Around Other Line 29 §3.10 RenderCircular Ring by TriangleStrip 30 §3.11 RenderCircular Disk by TriangleFan 31 §3.12 RenderCircular Cone by TriangleFan 32 Chapter 4 Cube Rendering §4.1 Draw Cube 34 §4.2 ZBuffer 36
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§4.3 IndexBuffer 37 §4.4 UserDefined System Memory 40 §4.5 UseMouse to Rotate Cube 42 §4.6 AntiAliasing 42 §4.7 Draw CylinderLateral Surface 43 Chapter 5 Surface VertexBuffer and IndexBuffer §5.1 SurfacePartition 45 §5.2 Casefor Rectangle 46 §5.3 CylinderSurface 47 §5.4 FootballSurface 48 §5.5 SphereSurface 49 §5.6 TorusSurface 50 §5.7 ThreeSpheres System 51 §5.8 LocalCoordinates 54Chapter 6 Texture Mapping §6.1 Texture Coordinates 58 §6.2 MapPicture to Cube 58 §6.3 SetDifferent Images for Cube Faces 61 §6.4 CylinderTexture 62 §6.5 TwoSides Image Card 63 §6.6 MapRectangular Picture to Trapezoid Interior 64 §6.7 MapRectangular Picture to Triangle Interior 66 §6.8 MapRectangular Picture to Circle Interior 67 §6.9 MapWorld Map to Inside of an Ellipse 68 §6.10 MapWorld Map to a Sphere Surface 70 §6.11 EImbeddingPicture Data into Resource 72 §6.12 DrawImage to BackBuffer 74Chapter 7 Material and Lighting §7.1 Materialand Lighting 77 §7.2 DirectionalLighting 78 §7.3 CylinderLighting Example 78 §7.4 CardLighting Example 81 §7.5 PointLighting 82
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§7.6 HighDensity Cube with Texture 83 §7.7 Example:One Cube with Two Surrounding Point Lights 84 §7.8 SpotLighting 87 §7.9 Exampleof Spot Light and Point Light 89Chapter 8 Mesh and X File §8.1 Mesh Class 92 §8.2 Mesh Object Creation 92 §8.3 Mesh IndexBuffer Setup 93 §8.4 Saveand Load Mesh Data 94 §8.5 XTemplates 95 §8.6 Tiger.x 96 §8.7 MultipleMesh Bodies X file 98 §8.8 MultipleMaterial X file 99 §8.9 UseMesh Attributes Table to draw mesh Subsets 100 §8.10 Create Cube.x with Texture Coordinates 101 §8.11 CreateSphere.x with Texture Coordinates 103 §8.12 CreateTorus.x with Texture Coordinates 104 §8.13 ProgressiveMesh 105 §8.14 PartitionMesh 106 §8.15 PatchMesh 107 §8.16 DirectXSDK builtin Meshes 106 §8.17 GenerateXFile From 3DS MAX 111 Chapter 9 Texture Color Management §9.1 SetTexture Alpha Color 112 §9.2 TextureAlpha Blending 114 §9.3 Maskingand Fading Images 116 §9.4 TextureOperations 117 §9.5 CreateFur Image Files 119 §9.6 CreateFur Textures 121 §9.7 BodyShade and Dot Product 123 §9.8 StoreNormal Vector Data in a Picture 125 §9.9 TextureDot3 Product Operation 126 §9.10 Dot3Product Bumping 128
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§9.11 RenderImage to Texture 130 §9.12 CubeTexture 131Chapter 10 Sprite and Point System §10.1 Spirit Animation 136 §10.2 SpriteManager 138 §10.3 BackgroundTiling 139 §10.4 SingleFrame Animation 141 §10.5 2DPoints Color Effect 143 §10.6 PointSpirit 146 §10.7 FountainFireworks 148 §10.8 ExploringFireworks 151Chapter 11 Mesh Data Management §11.1 Read and Write Data ofMesh 156 §11.2 TeapotShadow Example 157 §11.3 WeightInterpolation 159 §11.4 3DText Animation 161 §11.5 DolphinAnimation by Interpolation 162 §11.6 VertexBlending 165 §11.7 Vertex Tweening for Dolphin Animation 167 §11.8 Intersectingwith Mesh 169 §11.9 ConvertMD2 Model to Meshes 171Chapter 12 Assembly Shader Language §12.1 GPUand Shader 177 §12.2 ASMPixel Variables and Some ASM Operations 177 §12.3 ASMPixel Shader Operations in Cube Rendering 179 §12.4 RotateRectangle by ASM Vertex Shader 161 §12.5 UseASM Shader to Calculate Specular Lighting 162 §12.6 UseASM Shader for Dolphin Animation 188 §12.7 UseASM Shader for Bumping Torus 190 §12.8 GetTangent and Binormal Vectors from Texture Coordinates 193 §12.9 MixPixel Shader and Vertex Shade 196Chapter 13 High Level Shader Language (HLSL) §13.1 HLSL Basic 198
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§13.2 HLSL Data Type and Formations 199 §13.3 HLSL Code and Compiling 201 §13.4 CubeTexture HLSL Example 203 §13.5 HLSLAnimation Example 207 §13.6 ReflectionSpecular Lighting Example 210 §13.7 SobelFilter Example 212 §13.8 WoodTexture Affect Example 214 §13.9 AddFur to Mesh Surface 217 §13.10 Metal Flakes Texture Affect HLSL Example 220Chapter 14 Shadow Volume and Shadow Mapping §14.1 Stencil Buffer Basics 226 §14.2 StencilBuffer Tests 226 §14.3 Shadowand Shadow Volume 228 §14.4 ShadowVolume Creation Class 229 §14.5 CreateShadow Volume and Draw Shadow 230 §14.6 MovingObject Shadow 232 §14.7 ShadowMapping Principle 234 §14.8 ShadowMapping Example 235Chapter 15 Terrain Creation §15.1 TerrainHeight Map 239 §15.2 MakeVertices and Normals 240 §15.3 TextureBlending 241 §15.4 MakeTerrain VertexBuffer and IndexBuffer 242 §15.5 Settingfor HLSL 243 §15.6 HLSLCode 244 §15.7 AddSky Box 245 §15.8 UseVolumeTexture to Mix Images 246Chapter 16 Bone and Skinning Mesh Animation §16.1 BoneAnimation Example 248 §16.2 SkinningMesh File Structure 251 §16.3 SkinningMesh Data Loading 254 §16.4 SkinningMesh Animation Rendering 257 §16.5 Multi Animation Skinning Mesh 259
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