This is a university project for the course "Computer Graphics" at the Bauhaus University. The goal was to create a 3D scene of a solar system with C++, OpenGL and GLSL.
For the task of implementing different shaders, we chose to implement
- toon lighting
- kaleidoscope vision
- crosshatch shading
- fish eye lens
- pixelated dithering
- god rays
These can be toggled by pressing the keys 1-5.
is a small cross-platform framework for learning OpenGL programming
- launcher encapsulating window and context management
- example applications for usage of basic OpenGL objects
- png & tga texture loading
- obj model loading
- GLSL shader loading and error checking
- runtime OpenLG error checking
- live shader reloading by pressing R
toggle compilation with cmake option BUILD_EXAMPLES
- Immediate Mode - application_fixed.cpp
- Vertex Buffer Object - application_vbo.cpp
- Index Buffer Object - application_indexed.cpp
- Shader Program - application_shader.cpp
- Shader Uniforms - application_uniforms.cpp
- Vertex Array Object - application_vao.cpp
- Linux - makefile
- Windows - MSVC 2013
- MacOS - CLion, XCode, makefile
- GLFW for window and context creation
- glbinding for OpenGL function binding
- GLM for mathematics
- tinyobjloader for model loading
- stb_image for image loading
this framework is licensed undet the GPL v3
- GLFW is licensed under the zlib/libpng license
- glbinding is licensed under the MIT license
- glm is licensed under the Happy Bunny License (Modified MIT)
- tinyobjloader is licensed under 2 clause BSD
- stb_image is public domain