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1. 3D Graphics & VRML 2.0 by Laura Lemay, Justin Couch and Kelly Murdock
2. Atari Graphics & Arcade Game Design By Jeffrey Stanton with Dan Pinal
3. Basic Graphics Programming With The Xlib Library
4. Compute!'s First Book of Atari Graphics
5. Computer Graphics - cc.gatech.edu
6. Computer Graphics - cs.brown.edu By Andries van Dam
7. Computer Graphics C Version Second Edition By Donald Hearn and M. Pauline Baker
8. Computer Graphics Primer By Mitchell Waite
9. Computer Graphics: Image Synthesis Techniques By Pat Hanrahan
10. Dreamweaver MX - Tutorial Part 1
11. Encyclopedia of Graphics File Formats, Second Edition by James D. Murray and William vanRyper
12. Graphics Programming in Icon By Ralph E. Griswold, Clinton L. Jeffery, and Gregg M. Townsend
13. Introduction to Adobe Photoshop
14. Introduction to VRML
15. Introduction to VRML 97 By David R. Nadeau
16. Java Personal OpenGL Tutorial (JPOT)
17. OpenGL Programming Guide Second Edition
18. OpenGL Simple Shading Example -Sample Chapter
19. OpenGL Texture Mapping - Sample Chapter
20. OpenGL Tutorial
21. PNG - The Definitive Guide By Greg Roelofs
22. Real-Time Graphics Architectures By Kurt Akeley and Pat Hanrahan
23. Simulating Humans: Computer Graphics, Animation and Control By Norman I. Badler, Cary B. Phillips and Bonnie L. Webber
24. Teach Yourself CorelDRAW 8 in 24 Hours
25. Teach Yourself Illustrator 7 in 24 Hours By Mordy Golding
26. Teach Yourself Photoshop® in 14 Days By Bront Davis, Carla Rose and Steve Mulder
27. Texture Mapping in VRML by Cindy Ballreich
28. The OpenGL Utility Toolkit (GLUT) Programming Interface By Mark J. Kilgard
29. Using OpenGL in Visual C++ By Alan Oursland
30. Vector Math for 3D Computer Graphics
31. Vision Systems By Dr A D Marshall
32. Visualization By Pat Hanrahan
33. VRML Audio Tutorial
34. VRML Interactive Tutorial By Antonio Ramires Fernandes
35. VRML Primer and Tutorial By Daniel K. Schneider and Sylvere Martin-Michiellot
36. VRML Tutorial By Markus Roskothen

Vector Math for 3D Computer Graphics

An Interactive Tutorial

Third Revision, July 2003

This is a tutorial on vector algebra and matrix algebra from the viewpoint of computer graphics. It covers most vector and matrix topics needed to read college-level computer graphics text books. Most graphics texts cover these subjects in an appendix, but it is often too short.

The purpose of these notes is to expand on the mathematical appendix included with most graphics books, not to teach the material in the main text of those books. Many important subjects are not treated here. Such topics are 2D and 3D transformations, transformations between coordinate systems, and projections. Just when the math gets interesting and useful is where these notes stop.

Although primarily aimed at university computer science students, this tutorial is useful to any programmer interested in 3D computer graphics or 3D computer game programming. In spite of their appealing blood-and-gore covers, mass trade books on game programming require the same understanding of vectors and matrices as college text books (and usually defer these topics to the same skimpy mathematical appendix).

This tutorial is useful for more than computer graphics. Vectors and matrices are used in all scientific and engineering fields, and any other field that uses computers (are there any that don't?) In many fields, the vocabulary used for vectors and matrices does not match that used in computer graphics. But the ideas are the same, and reading these notes will take only a slight mental adjustment.

These notes assume that you have studied plane geometry and trigonometry sometime in the past. Notions such as point, line, plane, and angle should be familiar to you. Other notions such as sine, cosine, determinant, real number, and the common trig identities should at least be a distant memory.

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3D Graphics & VRML 2.0

by Laura Lemay, Justin Couch and Kelly Murdock

As you can see from the title, this book really has a split personality-the first half is about 3D graphics and the second is about VRML. However, these two topics are very closely related. VRML scenes are 3D graphics, and 3D graphics are used in VRML scenes.

3D graphics on the Web are pervasive because they are graphics. VRML on the Web is a hot new technology that enables real-time 3D. By covering both, you get a broader look at how to enhance your site with many facets of 3D graphics, instead of just one.

In the past, we've all marveled at this technology from a distance. We've seen it in movies, in arcades, and in some of the latest research environments; now we're seeing it on our home pcs. The power of current processors coupled with 3D acceleration cards are making it possible to experience advanced 3D graphics everywhere, especially on the Web.

To begin, we will introduce this unique series, 3D graphics on the Web, and VRML 2.0. A lot is included, and there's a lot you can get out of it.

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