Teaching OpenGL Shaders: Hands-on, Interactive, and Immediate Feedback

We present an interactive texture painting system that allows the user to author digital images by painting with a palette of input textures.. At the core of our system is

In order to achieve this, the kinematic chain has to be described in a configuration file, which specifies not only names of joints and axes, as defined in the robot scene-graph,

This paper presents a novel approach towards training with game elements in an interactive environment by means of OpenCrimeScene, a virtual 3D training system for crime

For this reason, we pro- pose a GUI that allows the user to (1) navigate in 3d though the scene, (2) look at the scene from the computed shot po- sitions, (3) preview the texture

Finally we de- cide to design a 3D visual interface to show the model but also an interactive interface to get a better perception of Le Corbusier work.. In collaboration with

User interaction with these techniques includes dynamic variability (the modification of pixel shader parameters in real time), producing user-interactive emergent effects

Our novel 3D diff tool allows the user to selectively choose one or the other revision for each conflicting scene graph node.. • We perform an early reject byte-by-byte

In preparation of an interactive grouping process, the user loads data tables and selects records and attributes of inter- est, adds a grouping attribute, and creates a visual