Hi I was wondering if anyone would know how to adapt the PyOpenGL code to allow images to be rendered similar to how the cube example works... but instead of the cube, I'd like to render separate images to each eye of the headset. For now, just static jpg images....
Can't find too much info for PyOpenGL so I'm struggling to find code that allows me to get images displayed.
Hi I was wondering if anyone would know how to adapt the PyOpenGL code to allow images to be rendered similar to how the cube example works... but instead of the cube, I'd like to render separate images to each eye of the headset. For now, just static jpg images.... Can't find too much info for PyOpenGL so I'm struggling to find code that allows me to get images displayed.