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makeTexCoord() converts an (x, y, z) coordinate into an (s, t) texel based on the (x, z) value modulo the texture length, and is divided by that length. Unfortunately this causes some problems for the texels at the top and right edges of the texture: private TexCoord2f makeTexCoord(Point3f coord, int texLen, TexCoord2f firstTC) { float s, t; if (texLen > 1) { s = ((float)((coord.x + FLOOR_LEN/2) % texLen))/texLen; t = ((float)((FLOOR_LEN/2 - coord.z) % texLen))/texLen; } else { // don't use modulo when texLen == 1 s = ((float)(coord.x + FLOOR_LEN/2))/texLen; t = ((float)(FLOOR_LEN/2 - coord.z))/texLen; } if (s < firstTC.x) // deal with right edge rounding s = 1.0f - s; if (t < firstTC.y) // deal with top edge rounding t = 1.0f - t; return new TexCoord2f(s, t); // end of makeTexCoord

release where you can differentiate between users with SUPER privileges and those who have permissions to create and drop triggers.

Note All the features discussed in this section will only work in the emulator if you have a DirectX 10 and WDDM 1.1 compliant graphics card. They will, however, work on a real device regardless of your PC hardware. Also be aware that enabling these features will have a negative performance impact, so make sure you switch them off when trying to ascertain how a game is visually performing.

The problem is illustrated by Figure 6-14, which shows how an R texture is mapped to the vertices covering 5*5 floor quads.

For databases that need the functionality available through triggers, even significantly degraded performance will be worth the trade-off for having event-triggered database-level logic. Perhaps you are on the fine line, trying to decide if introducing triggers to your environment is worth the performance trade-off. In either case, it s probably worth looking at what kind of overhead is added to interacting with a table when a trigger is set to activate on a certain event. For these tests, we took a series of SQL statements with randomly generated values and ran sets of 10,000 and 50,000 statements into the database. We calculated the queries per second for both the set of statements with no trigger defined and against the same table with

You will no doubt by now be familiar with the frame rate counters that Silverlight displays by default when your game is running in the Visual Studio debugger. We briefly discussed these in 11, and saw how they are switched on in the code behind App.xaml. The frame rate counters are displayed vertically along the right edge of the screen. The reason for displaying them here rather than at the top of the screen is to stop them from colliding with the system tray, which would make them both very difficult to read. Figure 13 7 shows a typical reading from the frame rate counters (rotated back to a horizontal orientation to save some space!).