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Figure 1-1. Section of the New Jerusalem City Hall

Figure 2-1. OpenGL Performer Library Hierarchy

Figure 2-2. Parallel Pipeline Processes

Figure 2-3. Relationship of OpenGL Performer to Database Formats

Figure 3-1. Partial Inheritance Graph of OpenGL Performer Data Types

Figure 4-1. Data-to-Display

Figure 4-2. Scene Graph Hierarchy

Figure 4-3. Camera with Viewing Volume

Figure 4-4. Multiprocessing Frames in the Pipe

Figure 4-5. Simulation Loop

Figure 5-1. Multiple Windows, Multiple Channels

Figure 5-2. Bounding Sphere

Figure 5-3. Viewing Frustum

Figure 5-4. Heading, Pitch, and Roll Values

Figure 5-5. Multiple Channels

Figure 5-6. Axes Orientation in Performer

Figure 5-7. Pipe Stages

Figure 6-1. Multiple Parent Nodes

Figure 6-2. Loading Scene Graphs

Figure 6-3. Processes Acting on Scene Graph

Figure 6-4. Scene Graph Traversal Flow

Figure 7-1. Primitives

Figure 7-2. Arrays of Stripped Primitives

Figure 7-3. Indexing Arrays

Figure 7-4. Deciding whether to Index Attributes

Figure 7-5. Geometry Objects

Figure 8-1. Applying Textures to Geometries

Figure 8-2. Texture Coordinates

Figure 8-3. Light Characteristics

Figure 9-1. Shared Space

Figure 9-2. Order of Transformations

Figure 9-3. pfEngine Drives a pfFlux Node Animating a pfFCS Node

Figure 9-4. pfFlatten

Figure 9-5. pfdCleanTree

Figure 10-1. Double Buffering

Figure 10-2. Frame Rate

Figure 10-3. Phase Control over Three Frames

Figure 11-1. OpenGL Performer Stages

Figure 11-2. Multiprocessing in the Graphics Pipeline

Figure 11-3. Shared Memory Arena

Figure 11-4. PFMP_CULLoDRAW

Figure 11-5. Four Common Multiprocessing Models

Figure 12-1. Memory Pages

Figure 12-2. Creating the Buffer and Changes

Figure 12-3. Linking and Deleting Nodes

Figure 12-4. Merging Scene Graph Changes

Figure 13-1. Approximating a Shape with Segments

Figure 13-2. Hits Array

Figure 14-1. Shared Memory Arena

Figure 15-1. Statistics Display

Figure 15-2. Various Statistical Modes

Figure 15-3. Culling Process

Figure 15-4. Real Size of Viewport Rendered under Increasing Stress

Figure 15-5. pfLOD Ranges

Figure B-1. Simulated View of an Atrium

Figure B-2. Another Simulated View of the Atrium

Figure B-3. Simulated View of a Castle

Figure B-4. Simulated Hallway View

Figure B-5. Simulated Hotel Lobby

Figure B-6. Simulated Waiting Room

Figure B-7. Simulated Conference Room

Figure B-8. Parliament Stairway

Figure B-9. Unity Temple Interior

Figure B-10. Yosemite

Figure B-11. DI-GUY

Figure B-12. Palace

Figure B-13. Seattle-Tacoma International Airport

Figure B-14. Hasparen

Figure B-15. Clouds

Figure B-16. Ocean and Marine Effects Simulation

Figure B-17. Night Image

OpenGL Performer Getting Started Guide
(document number: 007-3560-002 / published: 2000-11-14)    table of contents  |  additional info  |  download

    Front Matter
    New Features in This Guide
    About This Guide
    Part I. Overview of OpenGL Performer
    Part II. Programming With OpenGL Performer
    Appendix A. Building a Visual Simulation Application
    Appendix B. Image Gallery
    Glossary
    Index