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Pete Brown writes on a number of topics including Silverlight, WPF, .NET, woodworking and working as a consultant in the DC area. On most forums, Pete goes by the name Psychlist1972. Pete has worked at Applied Information Sciences (AIS) since 1996 where he currently performs as a lead architect and project manager.

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3d Rendering with Texture Mapping in Silverlight - Quake

I’d love to dig into the code and see what he’s doing to get that kind of FPS. The key part of the pipeline to understand would be the creation of the per-frame bitmaps and the subsequent blitting on the screen. I’ve seen dynamic PNG creation, but that seemed like it would be a little too slow for something like this, even at the relatively low resolution demonstrated. Maybe not!

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Quake in Silverlight (with texture mapping) (video)

Ongoing blog on the construction of QuakeLight in Silverlight 2.

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Posted: Tuesday, September 30, 2008 12:47 PM by Pete.Brown
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