OpenGL tutorials

[Сєşάя]

Hey guys. I want make a simple FPS using C. I know that C is not used do make games, but I wanna try. Some friend told me to use OpenGL, but I didn't find any good tutorial. Could give some links about OpenGL ?

Thanks.

[Travelsonic]

. I know that C is not used do make games... *snip*

Both C & C++ still are used to make games.

[Сєşάя]

Both C & C++ still are used to make games.

It is most commonly used C++ than C. 

[Alkaline]

I've never used OpenGL before but I think I know what you are going to do with it later on.

http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Main_Page

[Minic]

Hey, this might be relevant to your interests.

I've been working on and off on a prototype engine, for a game I'm going to be making.

I'm using OpenGL, and AssImp for rendering and model loading etc, along with Bullet for physics, also PortAudio and libvorbis for sound. Few other things here and there.

The important thing is, I chose the libraries I'm using very carefully, they're all multi-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X), and all come with liberal licenses. MIT, BSD, etc..
Basically, I'll be able to legally use all this stuff in a commercial application, even statically linked. (few strings attached, but nothing major, mainly just attribution, which I'm okay with )

This is a pretty old screenshot (Oct, 2011), I've recently finished reading The Orange Book and am rewriting the renderer, so I'm not able to show off it's current state.
A lot has improved, but essentially it's still a prototype, I'll be re-writing a lot of it, but keeping the parts I like.





Anyway, add me on Steam if you have any questions.

-Minic

[Сєşάя]

Hey, this might be relevant to your interests.

I've been working on and off on a prototype engine, for a game I'm going to be making.

I'm using OpenGL, and AssImp for rendering and model loading etc, along with Bullet for physics, also PortAudio and libvorbis for sound. Few other things here and there.

The important thing is, I chose the libraries I'm using very carefully, they're all multi-platform (Windows, Linux, Mac OS X), and all come with liberal licenses. MIT, BSD, etc..
Basically, I'll be able to legally use all this stuff in a commercial application, even statically linked. (few strings attached, but nothing major, mainly just attribution, which I'm okay with )

This is a pretty old screenshot (Oct, 2011), I've recently finished reading The Orange Book and am rewriting the renderer, so I'm not able to show off it's current state.
A lot has improved, but essentially it's still a prototype, I'll be re-writing a lot of it, but keeping the parts I like.





Anyway, add me on Steam if you have any questions.

-Minic

Nice man ! I'll add you on Steam.