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Real-Time Rendering Tricks and Techniques in DirectX

by Kelly Dempski

ISBN:1931841276

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Provides a clear path to detailing frequently requested DirectX features.

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Table of Contents

Real-Time Rendering Tricks and Techniques in DirectX

Foreword

Introduction

Part I - First Things First

Chapter 1

- 3D Graphics: A Historical Perspective

Chapter 2

- A Refresher Course in Vectors

Chapter 3

- A Refresher Course in Matrices

Chapter 4

- A Look at Colors and Lighting

Chapter 5

- A Look at the Graphics Pipeline

Part II - Building the Sandbox

Chapter 6

- Setting Up the Environment and Simple Win32 App

Chapter 7

- Creating and Managing the Direct3D Device

Part III - Let the Rendering Begin

Chapter 8

- Everything Starts with the Vertex

Chapter 9

- Using Transformations

Chapter 10

- From Vertices to Geometry

Chapter 11

- Fixed Function Lighting

Chapter 12

- Introduction to Textures

Chapter 13

- Texture Stage States

Chapter 14

- Depth Testing and Alpha Blending

Part IV - Shaders

Chapter 15

- Vertex Shaders

Chapter 16

- Pixel Shaders

Part V - Vertex Shader Techniques

Press, or others, the Publisher does not guarantee the accuracy, adequacy, or completeness of any

information and is not responsible for any errors or omissions or the results obtained from use of such

information. Readers should be particularly aware of the fact that the Internet is an ever-changing entity.

Some facts may have changed since this book went to press.

ISBN: 1-931841-27-6

Library of Congress Catalog Card Number: 2001097326

Printed in the United States of America

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Technical Reviewer: Andre LaMothe

Copy Editor: Laura R. Gabler

Interior Layout: Scribe Tribe

Cover Design: Mike Tanamachi

CD-ROM Producer: Arlie Hartman

Indexer: Sharon Shock

For Rachel

Acknowledgments

I can’t thank my wife Rachel enough. She has graciously put up with six frantic months of writing. Her

contributions ranged anywhere from simple emotional support to helping me debug pixel shaders in the

early hours of the morning. This book would not have been possible without her patience and support.

I’d like to thank all my friends and family for their support. I’ve had less time to spend with the people

who are important to me. Thank you for your patience these past months.

Thanks to Stan Taylor, Anatole Gershman, Edy Liongosari, and everyone at Accenture Technology

Labs for their support. Many thanks to Scott Kurth for proofreading, suggestions, and the occasional

reality check. Also, many thanks to Mitu Singh for taking the time to help me with many of the images

and equations. I have the privilege of working with a fantastic group of people.

Also, I’d like to thank all the other people who worked on this book. I really appreciate the help of Emi

Smith, Mitzi Foster, Heather Talbot, Kris Simmons, and André LaMothe. Thanks to all of you for walking

me through my first book.

Finally, I need to thank Philip Taylor (Microsoft), Jason Mitchell (ATI), Sim Dietrich (nVidia), and many

other presenters from each of these three companies. Much of what I have learned comes from their

excellent presentations and online materials. Their direct and indirect help is greatly appreciated. Also,

I’d like to thank Sim Dietrich for taking the time and effort to write the foreword.

All the people mentioned above contributed in some way to the better aspects of this book. I deeply

appreciate their contributions.

About the Author

Kelly Dempski has been a researcher at Accenture’s Technology Labs for seven years. His research

work has been in the areas of multimedia, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, and Interactive TV, with a

strong focus on photo-realistic rendering and interactive techniques. He has authored several papers

and one of his projects is part of the Smithsonian Institution’s permanent collection on Information

Technology.

Letter from the Series Editor

Let me start by saying, buy this book! Real-Time Rendering Tricks and Techniques in DirectX is simply

the most advanced DirectX book on the market—period! The material in this book will be found in no

other book, and that’s all there is to it. I am certain that the author Kelly Dempski is an alien from

another world since there’s no way a human could know this much about advanced DirectX. I know

since I am from another planet <SMILE>. This book covers all the topics you have always heard about,

but never knew exactly how to implement in real time.

In recent times, Direct3D has become a very complex and powerful API that leverages hardware to the

max. The programmers at Microsoft are not playing games with it and Direct3D is in sync with the

hardware that it supports, meaning if there is hardware out there that does something, you can be sure

that Direct3D can take advantage of it. In fact, Direct3D has support for operations that don’t exist.

Makes me wonder if Bill has a time machine. The only downfall to all this technology and functionality is

that the learning curve is many months to years—and that’s no joke. Try learning Direct3D on your own,

and it will take you 1–2 years to master it. The days of just figuring things out are over, you need a

master to teach you, and then you can advance from there.

Real-Time Rendering Tricks and Techniques in DirectX starts off making no assumptions about what

you know. The first part of the book covers mathematics, matrices, and more. After that groundwork is

laid, general Direct3D is covered in l, so we are all on the same page. The coverage of Direct3D alone

is worth the price of the book. However, after the basic Direct3D coverage, the book starts into special

effects programming using various advanced techniques like vertex shaders and pixel shaders. This

stuff is completely voodoo. It’s not like it’s hard, but you simply would have no idea where to start if you

were to read the DirectX SDK. Kelly knows where to start, where to end, and what goes in the middle.

Now, I don’t want to get you too excited, but if you read this book you WILL know how to perform such

operations as advanced texture blending, lighting, shadow mapping, refraction, reflection, fog, and a

bazillion other cool effects such as “cartoon” shading. What I like about this book is that it really does

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