Figures

Figure 1.1 Image from our first OpenGL program: triangles.cpp

Figure 1.2 OpenGL pipeline

Figure 2.1 Shader-compilation command sequence

Figure 3.1 Vertex layout for a triangle strip

Figure 3.2 Vertex layout for a triangle fan

Figure 3.3 Packing of elements in a BGRA-packed vertex attribute

Figure 3.4 Packing of elements in a RGBA-packed vertex attribute

Figure 3.5 Simple example of drawing commands

Figure 3.6 Using primitive restart to break a triangle strip

Figure 3.7 Two triangle strips forming a cube

Figure 3.8 Result of rendering with instanced vertex attributes

Figure 3.9 Result of instanced rendering using gl_InstanceID

Figure 4.1 Region occupied by a pixel

Figure 4.2 Polygons and their depth slopes

Figure 4.3 Aliased and antialiased ...

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