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PyOpenGL 16 Years Ago by tomtetlaw Can anyone suggest and PyOpenGL tutorials? Re: PyOpenGL 16 Years Ago by sneekula I heard that the PyOpenGL project is pretty much dead. However, the good news is … PyOpenGl tutorials 16 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI … when it came to 3D objects and i saw what PyOpenGl can do. But i spent ages looking for any help…'t find any place that had a beginners tutorial in PyOpenGl. I was wondering if anyone on DaniWeb knew where i… PyOpenGL with wxPython 16 Years Ago by Mearah Hey, is there somebody who tried to use pyOpenGL with wxPython? I want to have a GUI, where I have a frame integrated, that shows a 3D image computed by an OpenGL algorithm build in the PyOpenGL environment. Mearah Re: PyOpenGL with wxPython 16 Years Ago by Mearah … at that carefully, you can see how it works. (with pyOpenGL you are able to code OpenGL directly in python) I… want to use the wxGLCanvas you will also need the PyOpenGL Python extension modules as well. [/QUOTE] thank you very much… pyOpenGL - it crashes-how to see error? 14 Years Ago by jinjonBoo … to Python, and i'm programming a game application, using pyOpenGL. The thing is, the program crashes and exits when i…. I'm using Windows XP SP3, Python 2.6, and pyOpenGL (i assume i downloaded the last version of it). Thanks Re: pyOpenGL - it crashes-how to see error? 14 Years Ago by SgtMe … example, if I 'grab' and hold on to a PyGame/PyOpenGL window, it freezes the Python console whilst I have hold… PyOpenGL 2D Texture Error 14 Years Ago by SgtMe Hi. I am trying to get texturing to work in PyOpenGL in 2D. I have the following code so far for … PyOpenGL weird textures 14 Years Ago by SgtMe I have finally managed to make some progress on PyOpenGL textures. Now I have another problem. Here is my OpenGL … Re: PyOpenGL 16 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI I brought up practically exactly the same issue as you did a few months ago. [url]http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread148140.html[/url] Eventually though i used VPython instead: [url]http://vpython.org/[/url] It does 3D and is pretty easy to understand. Have a look at the thread to see some of the things that is can do, all thanks to vegaseat Re: PyOpenGL tutorial 13 Years Ago by vegaseat You can try: [url]http://pyopengl.sourceforge.net/[/url] Also the wxPython GUI toolkit has OGL … Re: PyOpenGL tutorial 13 Years Ago by Tcll … one of the first to build a tut using only PyOpenGL since most other users use PYGame or other modules >… Re: PyOpenGL tutorial 13 Years Ago by Tcll …, I've been getting by with the NeHe tutorials on PyOpenGL, although they don't teach you the exact specs you… Re: PyOpenGL tutorial 13 Years Ago by Tcll … add-ons) is dumb) I've already integrated Python and PyOpenGL into my program, and those work perfectly... but I want… inverse matrix using PyOpenGL 13 Years Ago by Tcll … row of the matrix and then I need to know PyOpenGL's matrix inversion function (since it's faster than my… turn a 4x3 matrix into a 4x4 matrix?? what's PyOpenGL's matrix inversion function?? Re: PyOpenGl tutorials 16 Years Ago by vegaseat I wouldn't go that way. OGL development and maintenace is pretty well dead. If you are interested in 3D graphics take a look at VPython. Re: PyOpenGl tutorials 16 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI Is VPython good with 3D? Re: PyOpenGl tutorials 16 Years Ago by jlm699 Description from the [url=http://www.vpython.org/]vpython homepage[/url]: [QUOTE] [B]VPython is a package that includes:[/B] [LIST] [*]the Python programming language [*]the IDLE interactive development environment [*]"Visual", a Python module that offers real-time 3D output, and is easily usable by novice programmers [*]"… Re: PyOpenGl tutorials 16 Years Ago by vegaseat Here is a simple example ... [code=python]# a simple red cylinder in space # press the right mouse button to rotate the object # experiments with visual Python (VPython) from: http://vpython.org/ """ pos of center of one end of the cylinder (x, y, z) default/center = (0,0,0) axis points from pos to the other end of the cylinder… Re: PyOpenGl tutorials 16 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI Thanks guys, i have started to learn it, i really like it. It is easy to understand and quite intuative. Thanks for pointing it out Vega. Re: PyOpenGL with wxPython 16 Years Ago by lllllIllIlllI Yeah i spent about 3 weeks a while ago trying to work out pyGL but there was absolutely no documentation or tutorials to do so i was stuck and there really was no way for me to learn. IMHO i think you should probably use something like VPython or another language. Re: PyOpenGL with wxPython 16 Years Ago by pdalet Download wxpython demos and docs. Run demos Miscellaneous\GLconvas ph DALET Re: PyOpenGL with wxPython 16 Years Ago by Mearah ok I tried the GLCanvas example. The cube worked very welll, while I had many errors with the cone display (also errors in the glut library again, what's up with this??). Nevertheless that was what I wanted to do (the working cube), and I'll try to use it. thank's again Mearah Re: pyOpenGL - it crashes-how to see error? 14 Years Ago by jinjonBoo Hello there. SgtMe: i've figured out a way to see the error! I go to cmd (command prompt), to the directory where the file is, and simply type the name of the file (.py) and after the script crashes, the error appears on the command prompt. :) By the way, i'm not using any third-party editor like notepad / notepad++, i've been using the IDLE editor… Re: pyOpenGL - it crashes-how to see error? 14 Years Ago by Tech B The cmd is quite handy. I made a simple batch file to open a cmd in the directory its in, that way I just copy the batch file to the folder I'm scripting in and can open it from there; instead of having to cd to the directory I want. the batch file looks like this. [code]start[/code] Just save it as cmd.bat. Makes things a lot easier. To … Re: PyOpenGL weird textures 14 Years Ago by SgtMe its just a test texture BTW ;) Re: PyOpenGL weird textures 12 Years Ago by KillianLomax I know this thread is kinda outdated, but maybe you've still heading for an answer. Possibly you should adjust your UV coordinates. '-0.2' is of course valid, but doesn't make any sense in your case. I think you did just copy your vertex coordinates and pasted 'em as UV coordinates, didn't you? ;-) According to my saying just change the following… Re: PyOpenGL weird textures 12 Years Ago by SgtMe One year later? No dude I'm learning GL with C++ now XD Thanks for the answer though - shed light on how stupid I was back then. PyOpenGL tutorial 13 Years Ago by Tcll hey... I can't seem to find any tutorials that only use PyOGL... can anyone help out?? also... I found an early thread asking the same Q, where vegaseat mislead someone about OGL back in 2008... :P I just thought I'd point out OGL development is actually thriving, but it's code-base is in C++/C# (just look at Blender's API) anyways, I'… Re: PyOpenGL tutorial 13 Years Ago by Tcll eh... wx... crappy Windows-styled GUI's DX + another thing I'd have to integrate into my program... >_> yeh... I've been to the documentation at SF... IT SUX big time, and half the examples don't exist... (most of them being needed examples) I'm thinking about taking a course in C++ just so I can understand those OGL tuts... but …