Re: [PyOpenGL-Users] Projects using PyOpenGL and documentation examples

[Mike C. F. <mcf...@ro...>]

Rene Dudfield wrote:
...

> I was thinking of doing a bunch of articles reviewing each of the 
> python 3d libraries.  Where I make a small game using each of the 
> libraries.  Maybe a 3d version of tic tac toe/tetris.  Be good if 
> someone did a similar review for the visualisation ones from a 
> non-game perspective.  Like vision egg. 

Sounds fun.  Any particular place you are planning to publish?  
O'Reilly?  Or just on a personal web page, or the PyOpenGL site?

> Reminds me, there are a few python + pyopengl games which were done in 
> the ludumdare 48h competitions.  I'll have a look around and post the 
> links to them a bit later. 

Sounds cool.

> ps, did you add pycal3d to your list?  http://py3d.org/pycal3d/ 

Until you mentioned it, I had thought this was a inverse kinematics 
system, hadn't realized it did anything with the 3-D side.  By the way, 
didn't get it to run on my machine yet, as it appears to require a 
separate binary of the cal3d package (which I was too busy to find and 
download, (given that it's GPL, so not really usable for most of my 
purposes)).  Will add it to the list when I get around to creating it.

Enjoy,
Mike

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  Mike C. Fletcher
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