I want to use OpenGL without GLFW, the docs say that I need to add opengl32.lib to linker dependencies. How do I specifically import OpenGL an
In a typical building of a vertex-array-buffer, I am trying to pass an unsigned int attribute along side other classical ones (vertex, normal, texture coordinat
I've been developing a 2D Engine using SFML + ImGui. The editor is rendered using ImGui and the scene window is a sf::RenderTexture where I draw the GameObject
The texture gets generally worse more I move the camera away from the object. I need to be really close to the object for the texture to be fine. Does anyone kn
When trying to access GL_ARRAY_BUFFER using glBufferSubData to 128 byte buffer size, accessing takes at worst 200 microseconds. Instead when allocating whole bu
In OpenGL 4.6, I (attempt to) create and initialize a solid color texture as follows: glCreateTextures(GL_TEXTURE_2D, 1, &_textureHandle); glTexParameteri(G
I'm having some problems with an opengl application I'm writing. GLenum err = 0; glEnable( GL_DEPTH_TEST ); err = glGetError(); if ( err != GL_NO_ERROR ) p
I'm trying to move figure inside vertex GLSL shader: layout(location = 0) in vec3 Position; layout(location = 1) in vec3 offset; uniform mat4 ProjectionViewMa
My swing application is trying to use OpenGL to get better performance. But on some machines the UI doesnt load at all. How could i determine programmatically i
So, we're trying to build a Real-Time System with preemption within a process, executing each task as a separate thread. To build the GUI, SDL was the library c
I use PyGLM and PyOpenGL I have specified the following Shader Storage Buffer in the Vertex Shader: layout(std430, binding = 1) buffer MVP { mat4 u_proj;
I'm trying to move the perspective view, so I can see that the sun, earth, and moon is moving around on a screen. I'm keep searching and trying to fix this but
I have seen instanced rendering using a vertex attribute buffer. So in addition to your usual data such as 'position' and 'normal' you have an extra 'attribute'
I am manually raytracing a 3D image. I have noticed that, the farther from the 3D image I am, the bigger the aliasing. This 3D image is basically a voxelized r
I'm trying to handle the transform of texture in fragment shader. the resolution of window is (640,360), the rotation is 30 degree, and the scale is vec2(0.5,0.
I am using OpenGL to render a scene in python. My code works perfectly fine on windows but, for some reason, I'm having issues when importing opengl.gl on MacOS
I have to create animation where gatling gun will be shoot (it doesn't have to be complex, cause it's just a practice). I drew basic version of my gun which loo
I have a function in my program which rotates a point (x_p, y_p, z_p) around another point (x_m, y_m, z_m) by the angles w_nx and w_ny. The new coordinates are
I've encountered this error a few times now when compiling my shaders. Here is the infoLog/Error Vertex shader failed to compile with the following errors: ERRO
I wan't to use the #include macro to include shader files in glsl, and I heard there is a ARB_shading_language_include extension support the #include macro. Is