Re: pyopengl vs directpython
Gigs_ wrote:
can someone tell me which is better for making 3d game in python.
something like tennis simulation
OpenGL is platform-agnostic. If you ever want to reach people on linux or
macs, use that.
Beyond that I've got no idea which is technically superior - but John
Carmack seems to favor OpenGL :)
Diez
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- Re: OpenGL extensions in Linux (Its not hard?)
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(comp.graphics.api.opengl) - Re: OpenGL extensions in Linux (Its not hard?)
... OpenGL extensions also hamper portability. ... Windows 2000, XP, Vista etc. are no more "one OS" than RedHat and Debian. ... So are all desktop Linux distros. ... How many of these libraries does GLUT require? ...
(comp.graphics.api.opengl) - Re: OpenGL extensions in Linux (Its not hard?)
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(comp.graphics.api.opengl) - Re: nvidia
... Linux may indeed be the answer you seek. ... I know Les very well. ... The nvidia rpms supplied by our 3rd party sites ... We both kept running into openGL problems and the Windows / Mac ...
(Fedora) - Re: OpenGL extensions in Linux (Its not hard?)
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