Now add a little color!

[OceanJeff32]

I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing, but it's fun.

It's a lot like Direct X, only easier if you ask me.

This next example is an upgrade following a tutorial on coloring vertices.  The CSTR calls in the color functions are floats for RED, GREEN, and BLUE. from 0.0 (color off) to 1.0 (color on)

These examples are following a tutorial on gamedev.net, the code is presented on gamedev.net in all languages, but only a few are in assembly.  The framework at Hitch provides on here is much clearer and easier to program within.  So a little code translation has been done, and a few additions of my own for improvement of aesthetic (sp?) value.  Basically, doing this is giving me an understanding of the way OpenGL works.  Awesome fun!

Later,

Jeff C
:U

UPDATE!  The next one, continues the tutorial with rotation.  Note the use of LoadIdentity before implementing each rotation.  Then each one has to be re-translated on the screen.  Then the rotation matrix applied.

UPDATE2: The Pyramid Cube 3D Demo, with matching colors on the corners...yes that takes work! :dazzled:

As Spock or Data would say: Fascinating.

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[Farabi]

Im waiting your camera tutorial.  :green