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rathinagiri wrote:I am working on a small project of calling OpenGL graphics API in HMG way. This will enable to draw/render 3D graphics easily.

I want to know whether anybody had done it already.

rathinagiri wrote: <...>
I would make a sample and post here.

rathinagiri wrote:Hi,

This is my first sample demo in OpenGL and HMG. I am so happy to share this with you all.

This is just a starting. There is a long way to go. However, it gives hope to a new way of graphics in HMG.

Just download this file and unzip the same in c:\hmg. A folder named 'graphics' will be created with 'source' and 'glsample' sub-folders. From the source folder run makelib.bat. This will create 'libhmggl.a' in c:\hmg\lib folder.

Open main.hbp from c:\hmg\graphics\glsample via latest IDE (3.0 test version 9). Run the sample. You can see two triangles drawn in the HMG window. That's all as of now!

graphics.zip

call ..\..\build.bat %*

..\..\ide\ide.exe %1

rathinagiri wrote:Hi,

This is my first sample demo in OpenGL and HMG. I am so happy to share this with you all.

This is just a starting. There is a long way to go. However, it gives hope to a new way of graphics in HMG.

Just download this file and unzip the same in c:\hmg. A folder named 'graphics' will be created with 'source' and 'glsample' sub-folders. From the source folder run makelib.bat. This will create 'libhmggl.a' in c:\hmg\lib folder.

Open main.hbp from c:\hmg\graphics\glsample via latest IDE (3.0 test version 9). Run the sample. You can see two triangles drawn in the HMG window. That's all as of now!

graphics.zip

esgici wrote:Hi Rathi

Wonderful for starting

I've a little overcharged the test

At the beginning, that is after first click of "Click" button, and continuous clicking is causing randomly filled screen background under last drawn two triangles.

Does this caused by my graphic card ? But no problem anyway in other usage of it

I'm waiting eagerly other drawings by our new lib "libhmgl"

Regards

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Esgici