Procedural Generation Tutorial 1 - Planes

I love how you explain things in a concise and clear manner. Love the tutorial, i was actually looking for exactly this lol

Your animation is so good

I saw that you used a struct of vertices and a buffer which you edit. But how do you set this up on the cpu side? Is it something with ssbo's or is it something else?

This is terrific! Couldn't you also use a black and white heightmap and use that value to calculate the y axis for the plane to generate a terrain this way? And you would increase the triangular mesh for more resolution thats what I did! =)

It was great tutorial

Amazing tutorial, keep going like this! Can't wait for future episodes !

Finally, been waiting for this series forever. Might we get a hint what the next episode will be about ?

hi can you make video about making simple shader for minecraft ?

Hey man, thanks soo much for your videos! I’m starting my own open gl engine, and it helped a lot, even though I think you should make your videos explanations “slower”, any way, keep up with good content!

Just learned how to render a triangle, and this sounds terrifying

Please create a tutorial on loading cubemaps from a single image file or sprite sheet as in a big project there can be more than 32 textures(the max textures that can be binded at once in opengl)

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Nice tutorials. Please could you recommend any good books on these shaders type and examples? Thanks in advance

awesome

Why did you use 48 as the number of bytes per vertex in the glNamedBufferData call when each vertex is 80 bytes?

Can you please shar ethe code

Nice video! Could you maybe boost the midrange on your mic in the fallowing vid?

will you please continue this series

You forgot the semicolons in the code.