Modern OpenGL programming in Python - part 18 - simple lighting

In this video we are going to create a simple light, and move the light source from model space to world space.After that i am going to show you, how the lighting looks on a smooth shaded monkey head.

[ProgrammingWithRook]

Thank you AtiByte for taking the time for creating this tutorial series, I've finally finished it.. However I am not finished with the 8 vertices texture challenge that I had set myself.
I will start your second series soon, I am going to play with the code I have to see what I can produce, I already have one idea if it goes to plan I'll make a short clip and upload it,

[SuperGrimmy]

This tutorial is a good example of how fast you can create or prototype things in Python. I'm used to C and C++. In python you can do all kinds of crazy hacks that is not possible in C/C++. Importlib also makes it super easy to import modules anywhere in the pythonpath dynamically making plugins so much easier to deal with.

[computervisiondev]

Why do you have to use rot_y in glUniformMatrix4fv(light_loc, 1, GL_FALSE, rot_y)? What if you have multiple objects with different rotations and you want your light source in one specific location?

[Raflyalk]

please create PyOpenGL tutorial with particles 🙏