Great idea my friend.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.
My best regards,
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Great idea my friend.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.
I'll wait eagerly my friendrathinagiri wrote: <...>
I would make a sample and post here.
Nice!!!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!
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call ..\..\build.bat %*
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..\..\ide\ide.exe %1
WOW Very nice. Thanks for sharing with us.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!
I too confirm the problem in Windows XP.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