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|Authors:|| Robert Ransom | |Authors:|| Robert Ransom | ||
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|Year:|| 1985 | |Year:|| 1985 | ||
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Program index | Program index | ||
| − | 1. Introduction | + | 1. Introduction. |
| − | 2. Points, lines and shapes | + | 2. Points, lines and shapes. |
| − | 3. Graphics data structures | + | 3. Graphics data structures. |
| − | 4. Manipulating 2D data | + | 4. Manipulating 2D data. |
| − | 5. Business graphics | + | 5. Business graphics. |
| − | 6. A computer-aided design program | + | 6. A computer-aided design program. |
| − | 7. Working in three dimensions | + | 7. Working in three dimensions. |
| − | 8. Hidden lines and surfaces | + | 8. Hidden lines and surfaces. |
| − | 9. A sample application: drawing molecules | + | 9. A sample application: drawing molecules. |
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| + | Appendix 1 - Amstrad graphics commands. | ||
| + | Appendix 2 - Matrix manipulation. | ||
| + | Appendix 3 - References on computer graphics. | ||
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</pre> | </pre> | ||
[[Category:Books]] | [[Category:Books]] | ||
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| + | [[Category:Computer graphics books]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:07, 7 September 2014
Information
| Title: | Amstrad Graphics - The Advanced User Guide |
| Authors: | Robert Ransom |
| Publisher: | Sigma Press |
| Year: | 1985 |
| Pages: | 229 |
| ISBN: | 1-85058-040-5 |
Contents
Program index 1. Introduction. 2. Points, lines and shapes. 3. Graphics data structures. 4. Manipulating 2D data. 5. Business graphics. 6. A computer-aided design program. 7. Working in three dimensions. 8. Hidden lines and surfaces. 9. A sample application: drawing molecules. Appendix 1 - Amstrad graphics commands. Appendix 2 - Matrix manipulation. Appendix 3 - References on computer graphics.
