NeHe Productions: Vertex Buffer Objects
One of the largest goals of any 3d application is speed. You should always limit the amount of polygons actually rendered, whether by sorting, culling, or level-of-detail algorithms. However, when all else fails and you simply need raw polygon-pushing power, you can always utilize the optimizations provided by OpenGL. Vertex Arrays are one good way to do that, plus a recent extension to graphics c
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by gregsidelnikov, posted at May 7, 2017, 6:02 p.m. Actually, this post is not about how I made MK7 in OpenGL, but what the results were. I am currently porting it to WebGL as well. The level design geometry is so simple, that it might work in 4K. But we'll see. Go to this link to arrive at WebGL tutorial site, which is now home for the Mario Kart engine demo. The entire level was designed in Blen
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