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DirectX Tutorial for C# overview |
This part of the site focuses on programming DirectX using C#. This tutorial is aimed at people who haven't done any 3D programming so far and would like to see some results in the shortest possible time. To this end, C# is an ideal programming language. C# looks very much like Java, so anyone having some notions of Java should be able to start right away. Even more, this tutorial is written in such a way that anyone who has any programming experience should be able to understand and complete it.
The C# tutorial gives you a general introduction to DirectX. It is divided in several chapters, which you can find listed below. In every chapter you’ll find a basic DirectX feature:
Opening a window: setting up and using the Development Environment
Linking to the device: Creating the most basic DirectX element, the device
Drawing a triangle: defining points, displaying them using DirectX
Camera: defining points in 3D space, defining camera position
Rotation & translation: rotating and translating the scene
Indices: removing redundant vertex information to decrease AGP/PCIX bandwidth
Terrain/Landscape: using indices to display data read from a file
Keyboard: read user input on the keyboard through DirectInput
Importing bmp files: change your terrain from within Paint!
Colored vertices: add simple color to you terrain
DirectX light basics: lighting can be complex to fully understand it, a whole chapter
Mesh creation: putting your buffers together into a powerful new format
Mesh lighting: using the Mesh format to compute complex data needed for lighting
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©2003 - 2008 Riemer Grootjans
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DirectX - XNA
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