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More OpenGL Game Programming
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By Dave Astle Published November 2005 List Price: Amazon.com Sales Rank: 529,888 Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Summary: "More OpenGL Game Programming" covers using OpenGL extensions, vertex and fragment programs, special effects, model animation, and more. It includes coverage of shaders, an important new addition to OpenGL. Building upon the foundation laid in "Beginning OpenGL Game Programming", this book offers coverage of intermediate to advanced topics. "More OpenGL Game Programming" is geared towards readers who have an intermediate understanding of game and graphics programming. A majority of the content of the book is not platform-specific, in keeping with the multi-platform API of OpenGL. The methods covered will focus on those that are used in commercial games. More information can be found on the book's website at http://glbook.gamedev.net/
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