Following the initial intro post see http://peted.azurewebsites.net/gltf-directx/ I have written a few follow-up posts to highlight some of my learnings from writing this sample. This one is the final post and contains topics I thought were interesting but didn’t warrant…
Category: c++
glTF & DirectX part3 – architecture
Following the initial intro post see http://peted.azurewebsites.net/gltf-directx/ I’m going to write a few follow up posts to highlight some of my learnings from writing this sample. This one is on the design of the code sample. All of the code…
glTF + DirectX part 2
Following the initial intro post see http://peted.azurewebsites.net/gltf-directx/ I’m going to write a few follow up posts to highlight some of my learnings from writing this sample glTF glTF has been designed with some fundamental principles in mind; Physically-based rendering Often…
GLB reading and writing
Just a quick post as I am looking at a useful Nuget package Microsoft.GLTF.cpp and wanted to note down my quick experiment with it. For an unrelated project I wrote a c++ parser for the GLB format (binary version of…
HoloLens: FBX Loading c++
Now, there are a few reasons why you might want the ability to load FBX files; maybe you want to load 3D model files dynamically or you are working on a native HoloLens app and just want a way to…
Kinect V2 – Simple Sound Detection C++
This is a very simple post showing an implementation of the detection of a sound, any sound above a threshold, using the Kinect V2 SDK. The sample is written as a C++ XAML Windows Store app. The code uses the…
Avateering with Kinect V2 – Joint Orientations
For my own learning I wanted to understand the process of using the Kinect V2 to drive the real-time movement of a character made in 3D modelling software. This post is the first part of that learning which is taking…
Visual Studio 2015 Preview – Mobile C++
C++ has long been a great option for cross-platform mobile development particularly in the cases where you might have an existing C++ codebase or you have certain types of performance considerations. For this article I am going to constrain the…
Face Tracking Native – Kinect 4 Windows v2
Well, with the managed version working in c# (see Face Tracking Kinect 4 Windows V2 – Managed) it should be a breeze to convert the code to a native c++ windows store xaml app :). Converting an event-based c#/xaml app…