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| 505 | 8 | |a InheritanceDelegates and events; Metro Style apps; Setting up your first project; Building your first Metro app; Working with game time; Initializing the device; Connecting to a swap chain; The render target and depth stencil views; Summary; 2. Getting Started with HLSL; An introduction to HLSL; New features of HLSL; Compiling and linking to shaders; Buffers in Direct3D; Constant buffers; Vertex buffers; Index buffers; Textures; Rendering primitives; Direct2D 1.1; Summary; 3. Rendering a 3D Scene; Displaying the performance data; A short introduction to FPS; Asynchronous loading | |
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| 505 | 8 | |a The displacement mapping techniqueDirectX graphics diagnostics; Capturing the frame; The Graphics Experiment window; Investigating a missing object; Disabling graphics diagnostics; Summary; 5. Multithreading; C++ AMP; Compute Shader; C++ AMP versus Compute Shader; Post-processing; Implementing post-processing using C++ AMP; Implementing post-processing using Compute Shader; Summary; Index | |
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