Directx Basic Demo Techniques

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This is my first take on Graphics Programming after joining a game development institute. One of the assessments that we had to do for the programming course was a

Information Main Overview

This is a showcase of some initial attempts at fragment shaders developed to demonstrate different Post Processing effects.

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• This is a showcase of some initial attempts at fragment shaders developed to demonstrate different Post Processing effects.
• This is my first take on Graphics Programming after joining a game development institute.
• One of the assessments that we had to do for the programming course was a

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