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From: jcs@crash.cts.com (John Schultz)
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Subject: Re: Collection of Graphics Algorithms
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Date: 3 May 90 00:50:41 GMT
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  That would be a great book if it existed (HINT: get someone to
write it. It would be like a Graphics Bible).
  Alas, you must hunt through the many books looking for what you want,
and sometimes through SigGraph proceedings (ACM). Here's a couple of titles
that you might look for with lots of algorithms:

  Procedural Elements for Computer Graphics
  High Resolution Computer Graphics in Pascal (also one for Fortran)

Of course the old stand by's:

  Fundamentals of Interactive Computer Graphics (Foley and Van Dam)
  Principles of Interactive Computer Graphics (Newman & Sproull)
  Microcomputers, Displays, Graphics, and Animation (Artwick)

There are *many* more books out there ranging from splines to ray-
tracing.


  John