Template:OpenGL:Tutorials

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Contents 1 C 2 C++ 3 Java 4 External Links

[edit] C

• A quick intro to some OpenGL theory, including matrix stacks
• Picking an object
• Basic Bones System
• A simple GLSL example code
• Setting up OpenGL with X11

[edit] C++

• Setting up an OpenGL project in Visual Studio .NET
• Texture fonts in OpenGL
• Extensions Basics
• Using 3-dimensional textures
• Getting Started with GLSL – Tangent Space Bump Mapping
• Virtualized Lights with OpenGL and GLSL
• Using Quaternions to represent rotation
• OpenGL Tutorial Framework
  • Building the Framework
  • Setting Up Our First Polygon
  • Adding Depth and Color
  • Texture Mapping
  • Lighting and Fog
  • Orthographic Projections and Alpha Channels
  • Particles and Billboarding
  • Display Lists
  • MD2 Animation
• OpenGL Selection Using Unique Color IDs
• Generating Mesh Shadows On Terrain Using OpenGL

[edit] Java

• Introduction to using OpenGL in Java with JOGL
• Introduction to using OpenGL in Java with LWJGL

[edit] External Links

• Swiftless' Game Programming Site
• Cone3D OpenGL Tutorials
• NeHe OpenGL Tutorials
• Wazoo's OpenGL Tutorials on the Windows platform
• Official OpenGL Website
• OpenGL programming guide
• OpenGL Reference Manual
• OpenGL Extension Registry
• An online texture library
• Codesampler.com OpenGL Tutorials
• lighthouse3d OpenGL tutorials
• ZeusCMD OpenGL Tutorials
• GLSL Blur Effects Tutorial
• Encelo's small OpenGL demos
• glSandbox - Visual tool that aids understanding of OpenGL's alpha test/blend parameters.
• Tao Framework - OpenGL bindings for .NET/Mono applications. See also the Axiom game engine that utilizes the Tao Framework.
• Quake 3 Source Code
• OpenGL Wiki - a newly opened tutorial wiki (site seems dead)
• http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet/2003/04/28/opengl.html - A beginner's guide to open gl in vb.net
• OpenGL Game Development Video Tutorials - follow along in the free videos to create a FPS game engine.