Ian Mallett wrote:
However, neither of the shader examples work for me, even after I made the obvious modifications.
How exactly do they fail? Do you get an exception?
Does PyGlet use the PyOpenGL port of the outdated OpenGL 2.0?
I think pyglet has its own wrappers for OpenGL, and doesn't use PyOpenGL. I can't think of any reason that PyGame in particular should fail to suppport shaders. The only involvement that PyGame has with OpenGL is to provide you with an OpenGL context. After that it's down to the capabilities of the OpenGL wrapper you're using -- PyOpenGL, pyglet or whatever. You might try using PyOpenGL 3.x, which I gather is based on ctypes as well. It might give you access to some newer OpenGL features, if that's what the problem is. -- Greg
