- Cover Page
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Brief Contents
- Contents in Detail
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
- Part I: Warming Up
- Part II: Simulating Life
- Chapter 3: Conway’s Game of Life
- Chapter 4: Generating Musical Overtones with the Karplus-Strong Algorithm
- Chapter 5: Boids: Simulating a Flock
- Part III: Fun with Images
- Part IV: Enter 3D
- Chapter 9: Understanding OpenGL
- Chapter 10: Particle Systems
- Chapter 11: Volume Rendering
- How It Works
- Requirements
- An Overview of the Project Code
- Generating a 3D Texture
- The Complete 3D Texture Code
- Generating Rays
- The Complete Ray Generation Code
- Volume Ray Casting
- The Complete Volume Ray Casting Code
- 2D Slicing
- The Complete 2D Slicing Code
- Putting the Code Together
- The Complete Main File Code
- Running the Program
- Summary
- Experiments!
- Part V: Hardware Hacking
- Chapter 12: Introduction to the Arduino
- Chapter 13: Laser Audio Display
- Chapter 14: A Raspberry Pi–based Weather Monitor
- Appendix A: Software Installation
- Appendix B: Basic Practical Electronics
- Appendix C: Raspberry Pi Tips and Tricks
- Setting Up Wi-Fi
- Checking Whether Your Pi Is Connected
- Preventing the Wi-Fi Adapter from Going to Sleep
- Backing Up Your Code and Data from the Pi
- Backing Up Your Entire Pi OS
- Logging In to Your Pi with SSH
- Using the Raspberry Pi Camera
- Enabling Sound on Your Pi
- Making Your Pi Talk
- Making HDMI Work
- Making Your Pi Mobile
- Checking Your Raspberry Pi Hardware Version
- Index
- Footnotes
- Resources
- About the Author
PART V
HARDWARE HACKING
“Those parts of the system that you can hit with a hammer (not advised) are called hardware; those program instructions that you can only curse at are called software.”
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