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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.
 
Appendix 1 - Amstrad graphics commands.
Appendix 2 - Matrix manipulation.
Appendix 3 - References on computer graphics.


Appendix 1 - Amstrad graphics commands
Appendix 2 - Matrix manipulation
Appendix 3 - References on computer graphics
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[[Category:Books]]
[[Category:Books]]
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[[Category:Computer graphics books]]

Latest revision as of 11:07, 7 September 2014

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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.