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Published inJan 2013
Reading LevelIntermediate
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ISBN-139781849687140
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Nick Polyak
Nick Polyak
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Nick Polyak

Nick Polyak is a technology enthusiast who enjoys building software and learning new technologies. For the past six years, Nick worked primarily on Silverlight/WPF projects, and prior to that he worked with C++ and Java. Nick is looking forward to harnessing the new capabilities coming with HTML5 and modern JavaScript libraries. Nick got his Ph.D. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1998. He did his research in Wavelet based image processing and published a number of papers on the subject. More recently Nick published several articles on codeproject.com some of which (a Prism tutorial and an article on MVVM) became quite popular. Nick is the owner of the AWebPros.com consulting company.
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In this chapter, we introduced Perlin noise – which is currently the most popular algorithm for simulating random textures and processes. We gave detailed explanations for basic Perlin noise and multi-scale Perlin noise calculations, and presented implementation of the Perlin noise algorithms in Silverlight. Finally, we provided code and explanations for Perlin noise cloud and fire simulations.

In the next chapter we will talk about three-dimensional animation capabilities in Silverlight starting with projection transform and ending with the description of the XNA subset available in Silverlight.

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Published in: Jan 2013Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781849687140

Author (1)

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Nick Polyak

Nick Polyak is a technology enthusiast who enjoys building software and learning new technologies. For the past six years, Nick worked primarily on Silverlight/WPF projects, and prior to that he worked with C++ and Java. Nick is looking forward to harnessing the new capabilities coming with HTML5 and modern JavaScript libraries. Nick got his Ph.D. from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1998. He did his research in Wavelet based image processing and published a number of papers on the subject. More recently Nick published several articles on codeproject.com some of which (a Prism tutorial and an article on MVVM) became quite popular. Nick is the owner of the AWebPros.com consulting company.
Read more about Nick Polyak