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SamplePamper Series - Part 1: 3D-Light, Flat-shading and Rotations

Windmiller

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This article is one in a series for those who want to know about 3D when it comes to calculation of the light falling on a surface. It will explain in an easy manner for those who don't want to see all those graphical formulas in Greek, as they can be very confusing. Not just for use in C#

samplec_.zip
- SampleC#
  - SamplePamper
    - App.ico
    - AssemblyInfo.cs
    - Form1.cs
    - Form1.resx
    - SamplePamper.csproj
    - SamplePamper.csproj.user
    - SamplePamper.sln
sampleflash8.zip
- SampleFlash8
  - flat_shade_fl8_v10.fla

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Windmiller

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Professional programmer, degree in Informatics and Applied Systems Science.

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