GLPython is a speedy Python console that utilizes OpenGL technology.
GLPython is a high-performance OpenGL Python terminal that requires the framebuffer extension. It can be integrated into any OpenGL application, regardless of the backend, with support for GTK, WX, and SDL. It would be great to have QT support in the future.
GLPython is not only an OpenGL-focused Python shell but also a library for building tailored OpenGL objects using Python as the primary language. It is designed for efficient interactive work with all major GUI toolkits in a non-blocking manner.
To use GLPython, you need to have several requirements. These include Python, Boost C++ libraries, PIL, NumPy, PyOpenGL (3.0 or later), and FTGL. Once you have fulfilled these prerequisites, you can take full advantage of GLPython's capabilities.
GLPython is not only an OpenGL-focused Python shell but also a library for building tailored OpenGL objects using Python as the primary language. It is designed for efficient interactive work with all major GUI toolkits in a non-blocking manner.
To use GLPython, you need to have several requirements. These include Python, Boost C++ libraries, PIL, NumPy, PyOpenGL (3.0 or later), and FTGL. Once you have fulfilled these prerequisites, you can take full advantage of GLPython's capabilities.
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