Swiftless GLSL Shader Developer is a new shader designer/creator which is currently in it's first public release. It features fragment, vertex and geometry shader support, as well as post processing.
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A while back I mentioned that I was working on a GLSL designer/development tool. I started this because most other GLSL development tools (apart from the one on OSX), are no longer being maintained and in some cases, …
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Recently my host switched the server my site was on, and it was causing some issues with the style sheets on my pages.
This has affected everyone to visit the site over the last two days, and I …
Swiftless Tutorials covers tutorials for OpenGL, GLSL, Terrain generation and Nvidia PhysX.
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Links to the tutorials are above in the links bar 🙂
Tutorial suggestions are also welcome!…
My optimization suggestions are coming from the point of view of a programmer, and may be slightly more advanced in some places than most Wordpress work.
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It’s been a bit of a delay, but I have just finished rewriting version 2.0 of the OpenGL Rotation tutorial which now also talks about Translation.
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The next tutorial I am planning to write up fresh, is the GLSL: Bump …
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Due to the voting poll on the site, I can safely announce that the want for a Framebuffer tutorial outmatched the other suggested tutorials with the following outcome:
1 – OpenGL: Framebuffers (88 votes)
2 – GLSL: Bumpmapping …
If you want to use any type of off screen rendering process, then frame buffers are probably the go for you. They allow you to render an entire scene, directly to a texture.
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I have now rewritten the OpenGL Cube tutorial which goes a lot more in depth into GLUT predefined shapes.
I have also fixed up all the links for the terrain tutorials.
Cheers,
Swiftless…
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I have now rewritten the OpenGL Color tutorial, therefore Version 2.0 is up. That makes 5 tutorials rewritten so far.
Also, remember to vote on the tutorial you would like to see next, the Framebuffer tutorial is coming …