| Charles Petzold，Charles Petzold has been writing about personal computer programming for two decades. His classic book Programming Windows, now in its fifth edition, has influenced a generation of programmers and is one of the best-selling programming books of all time. He is also theauthor of Code: The Hidden Language of Computer Hard-ware and Software, the critically acclaimed narrative on the inner life of smart machines. Charles is also a MicrosoftMVP for Client Application Development. His Web site iswww. charlespetzold, com. |
| Introduction The Role of WPF 3D Your Background System Requirements Code Samples Petzold.Media3D and Other Tools Support for This Book Questions and Comments Author's Web Site Special Thanks 1 Lights! Camera! Mesh Geometries! Three-Dimensional Coordinates Points in Space Introduction to Vectors Defining the 3D Figure Lights and Camera The Viewport3D and Its Constituents Variations in Code and Markup Fields of View Defining Flat Rectangles Defining "Solid" Figures Balancing Light Sources The Orthographic ProJection Why Not Share the Vertices? Transparency Sorting Out the Classes 2 Transforms and Animation Animation Without Transforms Manipulating Collections The Transform3D Class The Translation Transform Shareable Models The Scale Transform Combining Translation and Scaling How to Build a Chair 3 Axis/Angle Rotation The Rotation Transform Combining Rotation and Other Transforms Introduction to Hit-Testing Animating the Axis 4 Light and Shading Lessons in lllumination Vector Mathematics DiffuseMoterial and Its Properties SpotLight and PointLight 5 Texture and Materials Gradient Brushes Tile Brushes Brushes Based on Bitmaps Efficiency Issues Brushes Based on Drawings The VisualBrush Specular and Emissive Materials 6 Algorithmic Mesh Geometries Triangulation Basics Parametric Equations Analyzing the Sphere Triangulating the Sphere The Problem of Inheritance …… 7 Matrix Transforms 8 Quaternions 9 Applications and Curiosa |
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