Python and 3D

You can use pyopengl to access OpenGL. Some 3D engines have Python bindings such as pyogre.

I think learning C/C++ for 3d programming is better then learning python. python not so easy as they told.

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Original post by by I think learning C/C++ for 3d programming is better then learning python. python not so easy as they told.

Python itself is easy, but there isn't as much documentation and literature, nor are there as many third-party libraries, particularly for performance-intensive activities like 3D graphics.

That said, there's always Panda3D.

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Original post by by I think learning C/C++ for 3d programming is better then learning python. python not so easy as they told.

Python is a great language to learn to program. It is as simple or as difficult as you want it to be. With pyogre, venom (irrlicht), or panda3d you can develop high-performance 3D applications in python.

I've tried them all. My personal opinion is that pyogre is the best. The wrapper is more mature than irrlicht's, and the documentation on panda3d is, IMO, lacking.