Try looking at glOrtho2D() or something like that... Why do you want to use PyOpenGL for 2D-ness? It's much better suited to 3D stuff. I've always found it easier to use pygame for 2D games. Oh, and ummm... Don't tell Silicon Graphics, but I've found pygame is much much faster at 2D.
On 7/7/07, Charles Joseph Christie II <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
So, I'm trying to find a single good newbie tutorial for using PyOpenGL for 2D graphics. I haven't found a single one yet, although I have found a few that focus on C++. Some people recommended that I take a look at the NEHE tutorials that were re-coded in python on the python page, but those only go from 1 to 10. Does anyone know where I could find a good starting point (it doesn't have to be a super-noobish tutorial, just something to give me examples on how to start) for using PyOpenGL in conjunction with Pygame for making something?
