thelonedevil / netcoreglow

NetCoreGlow

Prerequisites

• OpenGL support in your environment
• GLFW compiled for your environment, source here

Installation

Install stable and development releases via Nuget;

Package Name	Release (NuGet)	Dev (NuGet)
NetCoreGlow

Getting Started

1. First you need to make sure the GLFW library is available from the program's working directory

2. Then you need to decide on what version of OpenGL you want to target, and what size your window should be then call

GL.Initialise(OpenGLMajorVersion, OpenGLMinorVersion, WindowWidth, WindowHeight)

3. Then you can access the bindings for that version of OpenGL via:

GL.GL<OpenGLMajorVersion><OpenGLMinorVersion>

For example using OpenGL 3.2 with a window of 800x600

var window = GL.Initialise(3,2,800,600);
var gl = GL.GL32;