OpenGL Website

Hell yeh fellow Minnesotian (sp?)!!!

I dont do gl, d3d for me... so the tuts are useless for me

I see that you go to the U of M, you shuld be aware of the IAC (Interactive Art Ciscle) my friend (Ben Marty; creator of the GameDev Game Developing ''kit'', http://gamedev.sf.net).

If you dont know what im talking about, nav. to http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~dahl/iac/ for more info.

Email me after@nan2D.com for driving directoins and whatnot.
My site is bellow.

Hope to hear from you!!

oh im from Russia (born and raised d00d!), so yeh... you are from India... so i dont know how that relates... so yeh.


yeh people, this is a double post

(some time later)
SHIT NO!
you are from Bloomington!!!!
i was living there just befor we moved to Burnsville about 1.5 weeks ago.

I go to Kennedy High....


(this is starting ot get scary)

why do you offer the tutorials as word files? I''d suggest the more commonly used html or pdf format.

I was using word files instead of HTML files because of how easy it is for me to edit them. But...i did not think of pdf files. =\

AfterMath: Hey i''m thinking about doing D3D tutorials too. You can tell me how those are =). Yeah i went to Jefferson but i had a LOT of friends go to Kennedy. And i''ll check out that site you gave me. Later.

I was using word files instead of HTML files because of how easy it is for me to edit them. But...i did not think of pdf files. =\

AfterMath: Hey i''m thinking about doing D3D tutorials too. You can tell me how those are =). Yeah i went to Jefferson but i had a LOT of friends go to Kennedy. And i''ll check out that site you gave me.

-Halcyon

ga: I updated my websites with html files for the tutorials too. I just figured out you can save your word documents as html files and their formating is really close to the original. Anyways, it saves me the work of having to create an html and it allows me the freedom to edit my files in word.

- Halcyon