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OpenGL Tutorial #1: Basic Shapes

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Uploaded by on May 30, 2007

This is a video lesson explaining a little about the basics of 3D programming in OpenGL and GLUT. It explains the code of a simple OpenGL program. This lesson is part of the free OpenGL tutorial at http://www.videotutorialsrock.com/ , where the code for the lesson can be found.

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  • I started laughing when you began explaining "using namespace std;".

    This is an OpenGL tutorial, not C++ for beginners.

  • @Tarandarklord I wouldnt touch strings, they probably have HIV.

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  • @XxDahamonnahxX OpenGL is a Open source project that is universally accepted, wheres Direct X is proprietary software owned by Microsoft. OpenGL is for Video Rendering Through Hardware Acceleration (Graphics cards) but Direct X does a lot more, like sound design (Direct Sound), Video Rendering (Direct 3D), Scripting and other special hardware tasks. OpenGL is for Video in General, but Direct X was made for Game development in mind, note that Direct X is only on Windows

  • opengl or directx?

    some people say that directx is better, is that true?

    and they say opengl doesn't have tesselation, i wanna which is better . plz reply im still a noob at c++ :P

  • hehehe std hehehe

  • @headchopperz

    :DD

  • I am watching this in December 2011. I love you for this.

  • I see you have a "From Linux" folder on your hard drive. Dual-boot setup?

  • @DonOfTheInternet

    Meh, I manage to figure out anything I need to do with Win32 using Google and MSDN.

  • @Ilikemustard True, if you want that, go to antiRTFM's C++ tutorials, but it is good to make sure people understand what it is they're doing if they don't know what they're even getting into, especially since OpenGL isn't a good beginner's start. I've been learning SDL OpenGL for the past few days and I want to make the full transition to OpenGL, I don't need the beginner's guide, but it's nice to have.

  • you can also check out my channel. it features videos about the program i developed that do projectile motion. if you're interested in this program you could download it from softpedia. thanks a lot in advance

  • @DonOfTheInternet Thanks, even though I've already got two of the books you named!

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