OpenTK
Tutorials:
- OpenTK Tutorial 1 - Opening Windows and Drawing a Triangle
- OpenTK Tutorial 2 - Drawing a Triangle... the Right Way!
- OpenTK Tutorial 3 - Enter the Third Dimension
- OpenTK Tutorial 4: It's amazing the way you DRAW TWO THINGS
- OpenTK Tutorial 4 Addendum: The ColorCube class
- Open TK Tutorial 4 Addendum 2: The Sierpinski Tetrahedron, a Basic Fractal
- OpenTK Tutorial 5: A Basic Camera
- OpenTK Tutorial 6 Part 1: Loading Shaders with a Class
- OpenTK Tutorial 6 Part 2: Loading Textures and the TexturedCube Class
- OpenTK Tutorial 6 Part 3: Putting it all together
- OpenTK Tutorial 7: Simple Objects from OBJ files
- OpenTK Tutorial 8 Part 1: Normals, Materials, and Loading More From Files
- OpenTK Tutorial 8 Part 2: Adding Textures and Specular Lighting
- OpenTK Tutorial 9 Part 1: Multiple Lights
- OpenTK Tutorial 9 Part 2: New Light Types (Spot and Directional)\
- OpenTK Tutorial 9 Part 3: Specular Maps and Attenuation
Salaam brother Kabuto
ReplyDeletebrother I want a help from U, ca U give me UR email please
@NeoKabuto, Thanks for these tutorials. They were super helpful for me, and YES much better than the OpenTK tutorials.
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteyou have very nice tutorials. Is itr possible to explain how to use OpenTK in
UserControl ? or in System::Windows::Forms::Panel ?
Thanks
Hi Jaroslav,
DeleteI haven't been able to post much because of work eating up all my time, but I'll add a GLControl tutorial to the list of tutorials I'd like to make.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteIs it possible to use your "basic camera" tuto in GLControl+WinForms adapting it?
I don't find any method to do it and i'm novice with OpenTK...
Thanks
Thank you for your EXCELLENT tutorials!!! As a newbee, with the vast majority of available tutorials / videos being outdated, it is difficult to learn to recognize and use the "right" practices. Your clear and concise web pages are the best that I've found after many hours of searching. I'm not wasting time any more. I will be watching for your future tutorials...Thanks Again.
ReplyDeleteA great Thank for your tutorials !!!
ReplyDeleteHow would i render a cube, allowing myself to chose which faces are drawn? Ie, have a cube with no top and right side. Or a cube with no bottom and left side?
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteYou would probably want to make a custom class that lets you set some flags for which sides are drawn, and skip those in the functions of the class. That would likely be the most flexible way. Otherwise, you could make a model of that shape and load it in, or just define the shape as its own specific class.
I want to congratulate you, your tutorials are very helpful and easy to understand.
ReplyDeleteRegards...
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