A new update to the GLSL Core Tutorial is now available. A new section covers subroutines, a new feature of modern OpenGL that allows dynamic shader behaviour configuration. Also a new example has been added. It covers some ways of dealing with coloring a model, and briefly introduces a debugging strategy.
The tutorial is starting to get into shape. A lot of material has been added, and the first, very basic example is now available. More to come soon 🙂
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Flipcode has been down for about 7 years, but it is back since August 🙂 This was one of the reference sites for people in CG in its glory days. Glad to see you back, and all the best for the site. I’ve added flipcode to the the permanent list of links on the right … Read more
A Lighthouse3D short tutorial on OpenGL atomic buffers is now available in here. The tutorial covers both the OpenGL and GLSL definition and usage. As the official documentation, and demos on the net are not abundant, it is difficult to be too assertive in some issues. Everything on the tutorial has been tested and it … Read more
VSML has been renamed to VSMathLib. Too many libs in the pipeline to keep naming them with a single letter 🙂 The M stood for Matrix, yet as now the library also contains vector operations, I think the new name fits better with the content. Another addition is the availability of the normal and projection-view-model … Read more
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All the source code in the GLUT tutorial pages has been updated to be compatible with MacOS and Linux. As usual I might have missed something. Please do comment if you find a bug.