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Testing OpenCL + OpenGL Buffer Interoperability
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Project for CS 475 at Oregon State University.
Code was built from a template provided by Prof. Mike Bailey.
Particle collisions are detected for a floating sphere and my "ground" - a large cube. Let's just pretend it's infinite in the XZ directions.
Particle color changes based on velocity: blue is slow and red is fast.
Code was built from a template provided by Prof. Mike Bailey.
Particle collisions are detected for a floating sphere and my "ground" - a large cube. Let's just pretend it's infinite in the XZ directions.
Particle color changes based on velocity: blue is slow and red is fast.
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