Quick Context: In this video we are going to create a custom framebuffer object, and texture a plane from this framebuffer object. Let's draw multiple cubes with different transformations, and apply to them three different textures.
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In this video we are going to create a custom framebuffer object, and texture a plane from this framebuffer object. Let's draw multiple cubes with different transformations, and apply to them three different textures. Draw Suzanne the monkey head in wireframe, as texture on a cube, using a framebuffer object.
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- In this video we are going to create a custom framebuffer object, and texture a plane from this framebuffer object.
- Let's draw multiple cubes with different transformations, and apply to them three different textures.
- Draw Suzanne the monkey head in wireframe, as texture on a cube, using a framebuffer object.
- In this video we are going to implement the lookat function, which creates the view matrix.
- Solved the camera roll problem, and just simplified the code with using only one shader.
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