Computer Graphics and Animations - Modern OpenGL

This repository contains my work on Modern OpenGL 3.3 based on the problems and exercises from learnopengl.com. The projects and lab works are based on the CSE 4202 course (Sessional Based on Computer Graphics and Animations). All credit for the course content goes to the instructor Nahin Ul Sadad, Assistant Professor, RUET and learnopengl.com.

Project Overview

The repository covers a variety of topics, including:

• Basic Window Creation
• Basic Triangle Creation
• VAO, VBO, EBO
• Shaders
• Textures
• Transformations
• Interpolation
• Coordinate Systems
• 3D Objects Rendering

Each problem folder contains the source code and relevant shader files, along with explanations or instructions on how to run them.

Folder Structure

The folder structure is organized as follows:

Computer_Graphics_and_Animations_Modern_OpenGL/
├── README.md
├── Problem/
│   ├── shader.fs
│   ├── shader.vs
│   ├── glad.c
│   ├── main.cpp

File Descriptions

• .cpp Files: These contain the main C++ code to set up the OpenGL window, shaders, and transformations.
• .fs and .vs Files: These are the fragment and vertex shader files for handling graphical rendering.
• glad.c: This file is used to load OpenGL functions.

How to Use

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/AudityGhosh/Computer_Graphics_and_Animations_Modern_OpenGL.git

2. Navigate to the problem directory and compile the code:

   For C++ solutions:

   g++ main.cpp -o program
   ./program

   For Shader files, make sure to link the appropriate shader files and resources as needed in the main.cpp file.

Contributing

Feel free to fork the repository and contribute by adding improvements, fixes, or new exercises. Submit a pull request for any contributions.

License

This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.

Note: This repository is for educational purposes and includes all the lab works and exercises as part of the CSE 4202 course.