Learn OpenGL with Python for Graphics and Games (Udemy.com)

Very good introductive course in low level graphics.. H3D is one of my preferred teachers. Very good explanations. Waiting for a Reloaded Edition with modern OpenGL Apis and why not a Vulkan course. Thank you for being such a good teacher.

The part of the python codes was difficult to understand for me, but that's I think because of my lack of Python coding experience. I mean the logic of self, mouse controls, keyboard controls, super(), __init__ and so on... But, OpenGL's explanation of material such as affine transformations, matrixes etc were great. Especially the explanation through the code, where teacher showing the small details (glScalef() should be after glTranslatef()). 5 stars from me, thank you Penny!

The course was pretty good overall and I did learn a lot. I do wish the final engine was a bit more coherent. While what we have works, there are still a number of hacky parts that I wouldn't feel comfortable using in production software. I feel like we could have developed something a bit more well designed without much more effort.

I tried a few courses, and it is the first one that is really well detailled and easy to follow (a bit fast for me but I paused every now and then). I learned a lot, the teacher provides brain teasers during the course, and the incremental difficulty helped me progress at my own rythme. As a non-english native I could also easely understand her diction as she speaks loud, clear with a distinct pronounciation. The cherry on the cake was to use Pycharm and no other unecessary IDEs nor packages, like that I could follow the course on a work PC without need of admin rights.

At first i was a little overwhelmed by the notions, im here to learn about matrices, vector, transformation etc.. and i was affraid because the begining of the course doesnt go very deeply into this but it was on purpose to explain all those concept later on and its really really well explained. Thank you madame youre really good at this

Thank you for the course! This is in my opinion a gentle introduction into opengl and shaders, and it would be awesome to see in a future part 2 with a deep dive into math-heavy shaders, some raytracing/raymarching, etc. Also (i think maybe other people will agree with me) it would be nice to have more complex/deep exercises!

As the openGL introduction, this cause is very good. However, lecturer does not know modern python coding style. some pert of her code are not organized, should be refactored. For example, in text I/O, she directly used "open" instead of "with". She also forgot to use "close" in the end of writing text. Conversely, I think refactoring lecture code in pythonic way is a good practice for python learner.

Really great course. I wish I had started this course before I started my 3d graphics journey. The visual explanations of the math and theory behind it makes it easy to follow.

Great course! Clear material, bug free, and well presented. I enjoyed the challenges which allowed me to check my understanding. Also, while watching I was able to write my own code rather than just copying because it is easy to follow the reason behind the code on screen which makes the experience more enjoyable.

Once again Penny delivers a powerful, clear, and worthy course. I believe this material will be very helpful in understanding the underlying workings of many game engines. It is also something a bit different that will allow me to work on my python skills having some fun by making games. She is very clear in her instruction, very knowledgeable and of course delivers easy to follow and understand information that you can easily pick up and learn.