Modern OpenGL C++ 3D Game Tutorial Series & 3D Rendering (Udemy.com)

The course videos and the materials are very interesting, even if only links and references to other sources are in the course from halfway through. Unfortunately, there are always difficulties and ambiguities that even if you set everything up correctly and use the code from GitHub lead to problems. Otherwise, I was able to learn a lot of useful things.

I have hardly started, but the pace has been comfortable and the course work walked me through setting up an OpenGL project on Mac with XCode, which was entirely new to me. As I have progressed, I have enjoyed the interactive style, mistakes being made and debugged in real time, which feels much more natural. It also keeps you on your toes. After completing the lighting maps lesson, I just couldn't stop grinning. The result was great! The one thing I would suggest is that you start with GLFW instead of using another framework, it makes the lessons easier to follow, and if you are going to use something like OpenAL for audio and SOIL for images, there really is not convincing reason to use SDL.

Amazing course. His explanations are very clear. I would recommend this course to anyone who wants to learn OpenGL.

Hay mucha lectura en este curso, debería incorporar mayor número de videos.

At first I tough it would be low quality and I really didn't want to work with glew and glfw because of other youtubers but you made opengl learning fun thank you I'm 13 btw

This course was a very good match for me and has simplified OpenGL development for me which is exactly what I wanted to do

Some of repetitive / "unrelated" information given on every single video could've been left just on the introduction video and no longer revisited. It feels like getting brainwashed if you watch every single one of the videos in order.

The course explains most stuff It doesnt fully everything though It doesnt explain what every thing does and why (which makes it a bit mroe difficult to understand) The lighting is mostly hardcoded and there is almost no refrence to how deal with multiple dynamic light sources Also the course is not much about games but more about the graphics the only game mechanic shown was the camera , and there was no explanation about any type of physics

I have been messing around with OpenGL for a while now, off and on. Well, I decided to really embrace it here recently so, naturally, I have been looking for any resources I can find to help me soak it all in. Well, I really enjoy the pace of your videos and the fact that you don't try and metaphorically hold our hands through the videos. You go through the code, explain some here and there, persuade students to engage in practice and other implementation with the gained knowledge and keep things pretty clear. Reading lines and lines of documented code and documentation in general is one thing, but courses like this really help to glue the knowledge in place. Well worth the time, thank you!

The best thing about this course was the detailed explanation of the special setup needed for a Mac to run a basic hello world triangle. The rest of the class was mostly rote copy of code from another site without much explanation. I have experience with physics and graphics and have done the math before, but I was barely able to keep up with the "why" of some of the math used. He will show pics for some of the simple concepts, but seemed afraid of math. About half of the links in later lessons (that are only links) are broken and need to be updated or removed. I have very mixed feelings about this class with about 3 hours to go but I guess it provided a starting point that I didn't have before.