A 3D visualization for Solid of Revolution and Solids with Known Cross-Sections in Calculus.
- Disk method
- Washer method
- Semicircles
- Equilidual Triangles
- Squares
Go to release page and download binary build (may-25.exe) and run it.
Open May 25.sln with Visual Studio 2017 then build and run/debug it.
- Windows SDK 10.0.16299.0
- VC++ 2017 v141 toolset
- MFC support (required)
You can adjust Windows SDK version or VC++ version, but you must have MFC support. These components can be installed via Visual Studio Installer.
- Windows 8
- Windows 8.1
- Windows 10
All the source code are under "May 25/"
| Key function | Where it is |
|---|---|
| entry point | wWinMain @ D3D11App.cpp |
| rendering | Render @ D3D11App.cpp |
| shader | hlsl/LightShader.hlsl |
| handwriting math | MathInput.cpp |
| UI | MyWindowsProcs.cpp |
| geometry building | Geometry.cpp |
| math expression parsing/evaluation | EvaluateExpression/tmath.cpp |
- Programming Windows 5th Edition by Charles Petzold
- Introduction to 3D Game Programming with DirectX 11 by Frank D. Luna
Most of the code was rushed to write during the last month of my high school. I did not know much about programming and OOP back then and I tried my best to copy and paste craps that I can find over the internet while making sure that the code compiles. If the code blinds your eyes, I am sorry about that.
Many times, I planned to refactor it. But because both style and design of the code is so garbage and it use some old-school API like win32 (Programming Windows 5E was published in 1998), I do not have the gut to refactor it. I plan to rewrite it completly in the future though, probably for Web or UWP.