OpenGL learning resources

>>57221174
you mean "I'm too lazy to use google, please spoonfeed me"

fuck off back to >>>/wsr/

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http://duriansoftware.com/joe/An-intro-to-modern-OpenGL.-Table-of-Contents.html

Introduction to OpenGL without deprecated concepts like FFP. Teaches the basics of shaders and textures. Requires GL 2.0 and up. Code is in C.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl2Zs1rKRLQ
OpenGL intro to shaders, buffers, Lighting, Texture Mapping, and some other basic stuff.
Code is in C/C++ and is easy to make it C only. So far only found needing to change C++'s "new" with C's "malloc". Code uses glut so it's multiplatform. I tested the sixth code example on Linux.

The videos go a little bit too fast but can be usefull together with other material as reinforcement.

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>>57221507
Forgot pic

Is "OpenGL Programming Guide" aka Red Book /g/ approved?

>>57221215
This is one of the of the few threads i've seen lately that actually belongs to /g/, do you prefer more people fighting to impose their tastes and desktop threads instead?

>>57221553
Whatever you say, Jeff Chastine.

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http://alfonse.bitbucket.org/oldtut/

>>57223266

yeah I go on the openGL irc often and they seem to like it. It's an older book so it's very important you get a new edition.

Speaking of which, the openGL irc is helpful.

> freenode ##OpenGL

Anyone with book recommendation?

>>57221174

my favorite is open.gl (it's a website)

much easier to understand than the opengl wiki.

>>57225499
Thanks, that web site look well structured.
I've been 3 days googling and found good web sites, but not that one.