To my knowledge, there are three online OpenGL tutorials which stand head and shoulders above the rest: Learning Modern 3D Graphics Programming Through OpenGL (C) An intro to modern OpenGL (C) Learning WebGL (Javascript) I recently started porting the first Continue reading
This is second in a series of articles about algorithmically generating geometry to drive OpenGL from Python. << Back to part 1 Last time we got as far as creating some instances of our super-simple Shape class, and having Glyph Continue reading
This is a transcript-from-memory (what I wish I’d said) of the talk I just gave at EuroPython 2010, for which I owe a debt of gratitude to Richard Jones for his last-minute moral support while wrestling with projectors and refresh Continue reading
I’ve been loving the two days of tutorials preceding the EuroPython conference. This morning I attended Richard Jones‘ splendid Introduction to Game Programming. It was an absolute pleasure to be walked through the creation of an example game like this, Continue reading
My talk, Flying High : Hobbyist OpenGL from Python, was accepted for EuroPython 2010, \o/. I don’t want to reveal the best bits of my talks, but to whet people’s appetite, this is some of what my initial preparation involved. Continue reading
To help me grok and remember the OpenGL 3.3 draw API, I drew them in a diagram. I hope this will help me see at a glance what I can and can’t achieve with each function call. I haven’t annotated Continue reading
A few months ago, Glenn and Christian and Menno and myself created Sinister Ducks, a game with some quacking, for PyWeek 9, a contest to write a game in Python in a week. It plays a little like a simplified Continue reading