Assimp Tutorial. This tutorial won’t introduce fancy visual effects in order to keep the code as simple as possible I’ll use OpenGL 20 since it is much simpler and avoids complicating the core subject of the tutorial GLUT There are open source versions of GLUT such as freeGLUT and OpenGLUT They all kept the API so 999% of what will be presented in this tutorial is still valid Nonetheless.
Tutorial 01 Import 3d Model from Murl Engine
Assimp ModelLoading/Assimp In all the scenes so far we’ve been extensively playing with our little container friend but over time even our best friends can get a little boring In bigger graphics applications there are usually lots of complicated and interesting models that are much prettier to look at than a static container However unlike the container object we can’t really manually.
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Now it is time to get our hands dirty with Assimp and start creating the actual loading and translation code The goal of this chapter is to create another class that represents a model in its entirety that is a model that contains multiple meshes possibly with multiple textures A house that contains a wooden balcony a tower and perhaps a swimming pool could still be loaded.
