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I've decided to learn OpenGL. I worked through several tutorials. I've found it far too complex performing a simple task like doing sprite animation in openGL. Now I read about JOGL which seems to be more accessible. So I actually have two questions.
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One benefit of using JOGL or LWJGL is that it gives you access to helpful classes like classes for spritesheets, textures, images, rendering, keyboard / mouse input etc. But that way you don't actually learn OpenGL like you should. It is an option though. But yeah, switching from XNA to OpenGL might me a struggle. XNA is designed mostly for students (and very easy to use so everyone can make games with it after a little research). With XNA you use XNA render features, but in OpenGL you have to do everything yourself. |
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