Not dead AFAIK, we just released a new version 2 or 3 days
ago ;) . That said, the primary developer (me) is not
particularly flush for time to work on PyOpenGL, so I'm
mostly acting as manager, rather than developer these days.
I'd *love* to see the extensions for 1.4 added, but unless
someone decides to pay my employer for me to work on
PyOpenGL (which really doesn't seem likely), or someone with
far more time steps up to do the work, the development is
going to be slow.
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Agreed, want to submit a patch ;) .
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i love pyopengl, it is great! but is it dead?
why isn't opengl 1.4 supported? and why isn't there a win32
installer for python 2.3?
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Not dead AFAIK, we just released a new version 2 or 3 days
ago ;) . That said, the primary developer (me) is not
particularly flush for time to work on PyOpenGL, so I'm
mostly acting as manager, rather than developer these days.
I'd *love* to see the extensions for 1.4 added, but unless
someone decides to pay my employer for me to work on
PyOpenGL (which really doesn't seem likely), or someone with
far more time steps up to do the work, the development is
going to be slow.
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So what about OpenGL 2.0?
http://www.opengl.org/documentation/spec.html
http://www.opengl.org/documentation/opengl_current_version.html
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Thanks for all, did this software can apply for any CAD/CAE
software development? For many CAE software has bad GUI,
Such as T-grid, Hypermesh,Marc
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Thanks for all, did this software can apply for any CAD/CAE
software development? For many CAE software has bad GUI,
Such as T-grid, Hypermesh,Marc