"Making Web GL Dance"

[pinyan wong]

http://acko.net/files/fullfrontal/fullfrontal/webglmath/online.html

I believe this is a set of "slides" for "teaching" 3D graphics.

Talks about topics like anti aliasing, normal mapping, blurring.

Even if you don't understand more than half of it (like me), I think you'll still enjoy looking at the animations.

You'll need Chrome and a decent computer. :)

pinyan

[edgar macasaquit]

Thanks pinyan for the slides.. you're right, i didn't understand most of it. LoL

If only someone was speaking explaining what's on the slide, it would have been a lot better. I was interested with the vectors and shaders, but couldn't really understand it simply from the images :D

But the animations were really cool, especially on the normal mapping section.

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[Victor Yap]

Holy Cow! That brings back some Matrix memories. Learn a bit in my
Comp Science optional modules in Computer Graphics. That's why my
first fascination in CGI first got a spark of interest. Great link!

---Victor Yap.

On Mon, Jun 3, 2013 at 9:44 AM, pinyan wong <pinyani...@gmail.com> wrote: