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I've been messing around with OpenGL/ModernGL in Python/Pygame, and after getting my images rendered to the screen, I have been having issues rotating them. I'm aware of the order that I need to ...
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I am working on a project using GLSL shaders, and I would like to automate testing. My initial idea was to compare rendered output with a reference image (pixel comparison). However, this seems ...
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I am following this OpenGL tutorial series: https://youtu.be/XpBGwZNyUh0?si=Jbhlk5W-ifrzlBxB and was able to install most of the dependencies, but I'm being stumped on glad. I can see a github??? (...
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I recently started a game-dev project using only GLFW, GLAD and GLM. Everything was going well till I tried to change my window from a normal 1280x720 window to a (borderless) fullscreen window: My ...
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I'm trying to take an OpenGL storage buffer, load data into it from the CPU (persistently mapping it), taking that data and processing it with cuda, then using that same data again in further OpenGL ...
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Like the title says I'd like to know how to use an image(screen sized) as a texture for an opengl(screen sized) quad. I do not want to use interop, but I have the intuition you should be able to use ...
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I am using LibVLC (via the VideoLAN.LibVLC.Windows.3.0.23 NuGet package) on Windows 10 to reproduce a video (MiVideo.mp4, 1920x1080): #include <glad/glad.h> // OpenGl #include <GLFW/glfw3.h&...
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I have a 3D graphics legacy project built with Visual Studio in C# that makes use of Xamarin Forms and OpenTK. It targets both Android and iOS but the recent introduction of a requirement for 16kb ...
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For a long time I wanted to create little programs like drawing a fractal utilizing a GPU instead of CPU. I would like to share those programs with friends and family. So while I am using Linux, some ...
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I am using FreeType and render glyphs to a font atlas with SDF enabled. I later create quad for each font and build strings using these quads and texture coordinates of fonts within altas. To render ...
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I decided to try arch linux and move all my development there. Currently I am using arch with sway. Now I am trying to setup my dev flow, but I am running into issues. Basically I have a project in C++...
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I am making OpenGL-based 2D renderer with methods like drawTriangle/Line/Circle(). I suspect I can create a VBO for each primitive type and render all triangles with one glDraw*(), then all lines with ...
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I was wondering how do people make windows with OpenGL. Currently I'm using glfw to create them. But I do want to know how others create them so I can learn what the best practices for creating ...
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Using Dev C++ 5.4.1 I've been following this raycaster tutorial as a fun project for myself: https://youtu.be/gYRrGTC7GtA?list=PLAaI2BTdQ5UNqKyp-0qwGzsU7U2DmeQmA&t=557 At the point in the video ...
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I'm using Python and PYSide6/OpenGL to create a GLSL shader, in this shader I want to have a time component. The boilerplate code for the shader is set up fine, and renders at expected. However I can ...
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