OpenGL tutorial "Top Ten)

Because of work, I don't have much time to focus on game development. Here we will list some previously collected OpenGL tutorials and share them with friends who like OpenGL and game development. Of course, there are still some good tutorial websites not included in it. You are welcome to add that the title "Top Ten" is completely designed to attract everyone's attention. However, I think for most people, including myself, the most important thing is not the lack of learning materials, but the lack of perseverance and perseverance. 1. http://nehe.gamedev.net/
This is the world's most well-known OpenGL tutorial, and some netizens have translated 48 of the tutorials into Chinese http://www.owlei.com/dancingwind /. The biggest feature of the nehe tutorial is that it provides different versions for different platforms, compilers, and languages. You do not need to consider using Linux/Windows, VC/BC, C ++/Java/C #/Vb, or even the D language. You can find the corresponding version. In addition to these tutorials, in nehe productionshttp: // nehe.gamedev.net/data/downloads/download.asp? Letter = 0-9 You can also download a variety of cool demos, a considerable part of which are provided Source code .
2. http://www.ultimategameprogramming.com/
There are 100 free OpenGL tutorials covering many octotree, BSP, CG, glsl, various texture ing technologies, and openal and ray tracing tutorials. The website also launched a book ultimate game programming with DirectX, which teaches you how to create game engines. Currently, there is no Chinese translation version.
3. http://www.codesampler.com/
There are many tutorials on OpenGL and DirectX, and some things are updated regularly. However, I cannot open this link recently and I don't know what's wrong for the moment.
4. http://www.lighthouse3d.com/opengl/
There are tutorials for view frustum, glsl, math, billboarding, picking, terrain, display lists, and glut topics. The glut and terrain sections are detailed. For general tutorial websites Code Demonstrate some rendering effects of OpenGL. If it is difficult to understand its principles without a graphic background, this website is related to each of the listed technologies. Algorithm All of them have detailed descriptions, which will help you understand more deeply.
5. http://www.gametutorials.com/
I contacted the earliest OpenGL tutorial website and had many special tutorials, such as a small 2D RPG tutorial. Unfortunately, most of the Code cannot be downloaded for free now.
6. http://www.ozone3d.net/tutorials/index.php
There are tutorials on OpenGL, glsl, and direct3d, as well as many other useful materials and tools for downloading. I personally think this is a great website.
7. http://www.swiftless.com/tutorials/opengl/opengltuts.html
OpenGL, glsl, DirectX, physics, math and other related tutorials, looks very good.
Http://www.morrowland.com/apron/tut_gl.php
Course content includes basic OpenGL transformation, texture ing, and some interesting demos. Unfortunately, the source code download is not provided.
9. http://www.coolgroups.com/
A website with special features.
Http://www.videotutorialsrock.com/
I know the first OpenGL video tutorial, but it is a pity that it is in full English. Another advantage of watching video tutorials is that I can learn some tips when programming by the author inadvertently.