Great OpenGL 3.1 tutorial

[gvizbi]

I found this tutorial on Wikiscripts, this is the first part, but author promised that soon there will be a sequel:

http://www.wikiscripts.net/#action=post&id=149

[gvizbi]

Tutorial is now updated and source is available for download.

[UtillMasm]

C? C++?
:eek

[vanjast]

C? C++?
:eek

Irritating isn't it, but not everyone can be perfect... :green2

[Farabi]

C is not that hard to understand.
C++ yes it is, except you read the header file.

[vanjast]

I don't like down loading scripts ?? is there a document available, PDf ??
:U

[Aks73]

The same, or almost the same tutorial is posted to OpenGL.org/Wiki:

http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Tutorial:_OpenGL_3.1_The_First_Triangle_(C%2B%2B/Win)

But, on OpenGL.org/Wiki I didn’t post the code, and on wikiscripts I gave more details about some technical stuff and also answers to some questions. Maybe it is not so bad to post also the pdf version for downloading. Thanks for the suggestion!

Stay tuned to http://www.wikiscripts.net/?action=user&id=23
:8)

[dedndave]

very nice Aks  :U

[Aks73]

Thanks!  :wink

[xandaz]

   hey guys.... i didn't like so much the script tihngy as well. Is there any other viewable formats available or can you show me how to download the script cause i copy/pasted it and the lines went huge. line feeds dont work as in utf.
   thanks ...

[dedndave]

http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Tutorial:_OpenGL_3.1_The_First_Triangle_(C%2B%2B/Win)

the link didn't like that last ")"
i used "url" from the forum post menu
usually, you can just paste a link in there
if you look at his link above, you will see the ")" is not underlined

[Aks73]

The first (draft) version of the first (in a row) GL 3.2 tutorial can be found on these locations:

http://www.wikiscripts.net/#action=post&id=213 and

http://sites.google.com/site/opengltutorialsbyaks/introduction-to-opengl-3-2---tutorial-01

In fact this is just the preparation for the tutorials that will follow.

The second site is a pure HTML, and there will be posted also the PDF versions of the documents.