Titlebook: High-resolution Computer Graphics Using FORTRAN 77; Ian O. Angell,Gareth Griffith Textbook 1987Latest edition Ian O. Angell and Gareth Gri

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Techniques for Manipulating Two-dimensional Objects, and polygonal facets. In this chapter we shall consider a number of techniques which may be used for more complex pictures of two-dimensional scenes along with some which we will need when developing algorithms to deal with three-dimensional solid models.

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Perspective and Stereoscopic Projections,ugh they have their uses, such views do look odd! Our view of space is based upon the concept of .. Our brains attempt to interpret orthographic figures as if they are perspective views, making the cubes of figure 8.1, for instance, look distorted.

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A More General Hidden Line Algorithm,rence for the monochrome line-drawing . type output. In this chapter we discuss a general hidden line algorithm which, using line-drawing routines only, can produce architectural designs, machine-parts etc., with any line in the scene, which is blocked from view by the bulk of other objects, being suppressed.

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