If I recall, yes these were on a 7600. My new laptop has the lower end 8400M GS (still no geometry shaders D-:). The code is available on the pygame web site (look for "Geometrian"). Speaking of performance, this early version is tediously slow compared to newer version of identical functionality.
Thanks for showing the power of pyopengl, a lot programmers are so OCD over performance that things like you've just shown get lumped into impossibilities
If I recall, yes these were on a 7600. My new laptop has the lower end 8400M GS (still no geometry shaders D-:). The code is available on the pygame web site (look for "Geometrian"). Speaking of performance, this early version is tediously slow compared to newer version of identical functionality.
GeometrianGL 2 years ago
Wow, you used a 7600 Go for all these demos?
I have a 7900 GS, so I'd like to see the GPU particles demo on my computer.
cyborgtroy 2 years ago
Thanks for showing the power of pyopengl, a lot programmers are so OCD over performance that things like you've just shown get lumped into impossibilities
manifest020 2 years ago
pyOpenGL can everything, that y can do on C with OpenGL. It's just a lib for python for working with openGL.
webskaiz 3 years ago
Very nice. Didn't know pyOpenGL could look this pretty.
Max11551 3 years ago