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authorSven Gothel <[email protected]>2014-01-05 18:09:41 +0100
committerSven Gothel <[email protected]>2014-01-05 18:09:41 +0100
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NativewindowCommon_init: Add define STDERR_TO_FILE (default undefined) to redirect stderr to file jogamp_stderr.log (Useful for Applets)
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<hr> This page contains OpenGL demos, originally written in C, which have been ported to Java and <br>modified to use the GL4Java library. <p>Since the source code is readily available for these demos, they could serve as a great starting point <br>for aspiring Java applet programmers who may or may not have experience with OpenGL.&nbsp; You DO <br>need to know Java in order to understand what is going on.&nbsp; Additionally, I STRONGLY recommend <br>that you buy the "OpenGL Programmer's Guide" (often called the "Red Book") if you plan to do <br>OpenGL programming, whether for C, Java or any other language. <p>*** YOU MUST INSTALL THE GL4JAVA LIBRARIES BEFORE RUNNING THE DEMOS *** <br>If you haven't installed the GL4Java libraries yet, go do that first, then come back here and enjoy! <p>Here are the demos: <p>&nbsp;<a href="renormal.html">Renormal, originally by Brian Paul</a> : a sphere that grows and shrinks; demonstrates how to use auto-normalization. <br>&nbsp;<a href="gears.html">Gears, originally by Brian Paul</a> : three animated gears; user can rotate the scene using the mouse. <br>&nbsp;<a href="texobj.html">Texobj, originally by Brian Paul</a> : two animated, texture-mapped squares. <br>&nbsp;<a href="reflect.html">Reflect, originally by Brian Paul</a> : rotating, textured, reflective platform with hovering objects. <br>&nbsp;<a href="star.html">Star, originally by Silicon Graphics</a> : particle animation of stars flying toward the viewer. <br>&nbsp;<a href="movelight.html">Movelight, originally by Silicon Graphics</a> : interactive directional lighting demonstration. <br>&nbsp;<a href="molehill.html">Molehill, author unknown</a> : shiny nurbs/evaluators example.