23. Programming with OpenGL: Advanced Rendering Half Day / Intermediate Moving beyond the straightforward images generated by the novice, this course demonstrates the more sophisticated and novel techniques that are possible with the OpenGL library. Explanations of the concepts and demonstrations of the techniques required to generate images of greater realism and utility provide deeper insights into OpenGL functionality and computer graphics concepts. Who Should Attend Developers who need to generate more challenging or realistic images using OpenGL, anyone interested in the practical application of advanced rendering techniques, and application developers who want to use OpenGL with increased understanding and competence. Organizer Tom McReynolds Silicon Graphics, Inc. Lecturer David Blythe Silicon Graphics, Inc. Schedule 8:30 am: Introduction 8:35 am: Texture Mapping High Quality Mip Maps Rendering Large Images Image Warping with Textures Antialiasing with Textures Projective Textures Billboarding 9:05 am: Multipass rendering Reflections and Refractions Phong Shading 9:35 am: Using the Stencil Buffer Dissolves with Stencil Decals with Stencil Finding Depth Complexity Constructive Solid Geometry 10:00 am: Break 10:15 am: Using the Accumulation Buffer Antialiasing Motion Blur Depth of Field Image Processing 10:45 am: Shadows, 3 Different Flavors Degenerate Projection Shadow Map Shadow Volumes 11:15 am: Summary, Question & Answers

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