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Today I'm going to show you another way to draw coloured triangles with OpenGL (ES). It'll look less interesting than the previous tutorial's method.

Time to put the theory learnt last time into practise. This means turning the phong model into shader code, and feeding the GPU the extra data required (surface normals, light/material...

Simulating lighting is critical to realistic 3D rendering. After all, light is what allows us to see the real world.

Last time I showed you how to set up a windowed OpenGL ES 2 (GLES2) context on AmigaOS. Now lets draw something.

Curious how OpenGL ES 2 (GLES2) + Warp3D Nova's performance compares to MiniGL + Warp3D? Well, the first comparison is here courtesy of the Entwickler-X team.

Like other Application Programmers Interfaces (APIs), Warp3D Nova has little "gotchas" that catch programmers out. These are common pitfalls that new programmers fall into.

This tutorial will get you started with OpenGL ES 2+ (GLES2) on AmigaOS. It'll show you how to set up a window and render to it.

A few weeks ago I created a survey for AmigaOS developers. The goal was to gauge developer interest in Warp3D Nova, and the OpenGL ES 2 wrapper.

It's finally time to render in 3D using Warp3D Nova. Last time we covered the theory; now it's time to put it into practise.

The first game using Warp3D Nova has just been released. It's a Minecraft type game for AmigaOS called AmiCraftNova.