Media Summary: In order to draw something in modern OpenGL, we need to create a vertex and a fragment shader. Let's create a separate module for all the OpenGL stuff, like the vertices and the vertex buffer objects, and create vertex array ... Setup the vertex buffer object and the vertex attribute pointers, and finally draw a colored triangle.

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In order to draw something in modern OpenGL, we need to create a vertex and a fragment shader. Let's create a separate module for all the OpenGL stuff, like the vertices and the vertex buffer objects, and create vertex array ... Setup the vertex buffer object and the vertex attribute pointers, and finally draw a colored triangle. Learn how to build powerful desktop applications with Let's create the vertices for the triangle, and convert them into a numpy array. Let's set up the view and the projection matrices, and multiply them together to get the model from world space to clipping space.

Let's create labels for the sliders, called X, Y and Z. You can find the code here: Let's create the canvas, where we can draw with OpenGL. Let's create three sliders, which will translate the 3D objects locations on all three axes. You can find the code here: ... Let's add radiobuttons to switch between the 3D objects, the triangle the quad and the cube. You can find the code here: ... Let's create one more button, which will set the translation and the rotation matrices to identity. You can find the code here: ...

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wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 05 - basic shaders

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 05 - basic shaders

In order to draw something in modern OpenGL, we need to create a vertex and a fragment shader.

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 11 - geometries class p1

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 11 - geometries class p1

Let's create a separate module for all the OpenGL stuff, like the vertices and the vertex buffer objects, and create vertex array ...

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 06 - VBOs and the first triangle

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 06 - VBOs and the first triangle

Setup the vertex buffer object and the vertex attribute pointers, and finally draw a colored triangle.

Build a Desktop App with Python (wxPython GUI Tutorial)

Build a Desktop App with Python (wxPython GUI Tutorial)

Learn how to build powerful desktop applications with

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 04 - triangle vertices

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 04 - triangle vertices

Let's create the vertices for the triangle, and convert them into a numpy array.

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 13 - perspective projection

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 13 - perspective projection

Let's set up the view and the projection matrices, and multiply them together to get the model from world space to clipping space.

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 16 - StaticText and Font

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 16 - StaticText and Font

Let's create labels for the sliders, called X, Y and Z. You can find the code here: https://github.com/totex/

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 03 - creating the Canvas

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 03 - creating the Canvas

Let's create the canvas, where we can draw with OpenGL.

wxPython Layout Sizer: GridSizer

wxPython Layout Sizer: GridSizer

Learn how to use advanced layouts in

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 20 - final, exporting to .exe with pyinstaller

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 20 - final, exporting to .exe with pyinstaller

Let's export our

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 15 - Sliders

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 15 - Sliders

Let's create three sliders, which will translate the 3D objects locations on all three axes. You can find the code here: ...

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 14 - Radiobuttons

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 14 - Radiobuttons

Let's add radiobuttons to switch between the 3D objects, the triangle the quad and the cube. You can find the code here: ...

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 19 - identity Button

wxPython GUI and PyOpenGL - 19 - identity Button

Let's create one more button, which will set the translation and the rotation matrices to identity. You can find the code here: ...