OpenGL 3 and OpenGL 4 with GLSL

Here are some OpenGL samples with advance features. NeHe OpenGL tutorial focus on the OpenGL fixed pipeline, but those samples are foucs on the programmable renderering pipeline, OpenGL shader language. With such shader language, we could easily controll how object apperance will be, and get some fatsitc image that could not by achieve by the fixed pipeline. Those samples is a good start point to explore OpenGL advanced features or take them as manual as you wish:


Example01 - Basic window and OpenGL 3 initialization	Example02 - Rendering of a triangle	Example03 - Grey filter	Example04 - Perspective rendering of a cube	Example05 - Phong rendering of a spher

Example06 - Texturing of a cube	Example07 - Normal mapping	Example08 - Environment/cube mapping	Example09 - GPU Particles	Example10 - Geometry Shader

Example11 - Reflection and Refraction	Example12 - Shadow mapping	Example13 - Simple tessellation (OpenGL 4.1)	Example14 - Terrain Rendering (OpenGL 4.1)	Example15 - Water Rendering

Example16 - Model loading and rendering	Example17 - Clipping planes and two sided rendering	Example18 - Using stencil buffer and clipping planes	Example19 - Render to texture and planar reflection	Example20 - Texture matrix, alpha blending and discarding

Example21 - Compute Shader (OpenGL 4.3)	Example22 - Shadow volumes	Example23 - Displacement mapping (OpenGL 4.1)	Example24 - Erode effect using perlin noise	Example25 - Model with groups and materials

Example26 - Fur rendering	Example27 - Projection shadow for directional light	Example28 - Screen Space Ambient Occlusion (SSAO) (OpenGL 4.1)	Example29 - CPU ray tracing	Example30 - GPU ray tracing using compute shader (OpenGL 4.3)