OpenGL ES 2.0 Programming Guide free download

Graph 05: plotting a surface with hidden line removal

Graph 04: plotting a three-dimensional graph Graph 03: plotting borders and axes, clipping Graph 02: plotting a graph from data in a texture Graph 01: plotting a simple function, using vertex buffer objects and point sprites

There are more tutorials to port at the GLSL wikibook! Projectors: about projective texture mapping for projectors Light Attenuation: about texture mapping for light attenuation and lookup tables in general Projection of Bumpy Surfaces: about parallax mappingĬookies: about projective texture mapping for shaping light Lighting of Bumpy Surfaces: about normal mapping This series of tutorials is a C++ port of the GLSL wikibook tutorials about Textures in 3D. Transparent Textures: about using alpha textures for discarding fragments, alpha testing, and blending Lighting Textured Surfaces: about textures for diffuse lighting Textured Spheres: about texturing a sphere This series of tutorials is a C++ port of the GLSL wikibook Basic Texturing tutorials. Multiple Lights (about for-loops for handling multiple light sources) Two-Sided Smooth Surfaces (about two-sided per-pixel lighting) Smooth Specular Highlights (about per-pixel lighting) Two-Sided Surfaces (about two-sided per-vertex lighting) Specular Highlights: about per-vertex lighting This series of tutorials is a C++ port of the GLSL wikibook Basic Lighting tutorials.ĭiffuse Reflection: about per-vertex diffuse lighting and multiple light sources of different kinds Tutorial_drafts: ideas and notes for upcoming tutorials Navigation: navigate in 3D space and manipulate objects in our model viewer OBJ format: loading Suzanne the monkey from Blender Tutorial 06: textures: displaying a wooden cube Tutorial 05: adding the 3rd dimension: a cube, plus a camera Tutorial 04: transformation matrices: positioning and rotating Tutorial 03: passing information to shaders: attributes, varying and uniforms Tutorial 02: adding more robustness to our code, transparency Tutorial 01: newcomer's introduction, first dive into shaders 'Modern' OpenGL is about OpenGL 2.1+, OpenGL ES 2.0+ and WebGL, with a programmable pipeline and shaders. with a GLUT-like wrapper to follow the exercises.Installation for Android NDK development.Installation on Windows with Code::Blocks.5.3 Freely-licensed documentation and samples.

OpenGL ES 2.0 Programming Guide free download