Setting up an OpenGL Project in Ubuntu [VSCode, GLFW, GLAD, CMake]

#gamedev #gamedevelopment #programming

[jesushernandez]

this video is a godsend, cmake isn't that bad just explained so cripticly everywhere I've tried to learn how to set up a project

[tweetyguy]

Thanks I got this working on a chromebook 💀

[commandprompt]

Thank you so much, I was having trouble at using glfw, and I was relying on glut, I also learned how to use Cmake, I didn't know how useful was

[bandaloo]

this is the friendliest and most concise video on the subject! thank you so much

[kmlx]

My god, I couldn't understand anything from other tutorials. Thank you so much.

[mohsenalbo]

The amount of appreciation that i have for your content is unimaginable, thank you so much for the videos I can't recall anybody else doing the same as you at the same level of quality, also do you mind creating a roadmap for game development? I want to see it from your view

[matthewexline]

Very awesome and helpful video, thank you! Also I love the sense of humor that's constantly being injected into the video 👍🏻

[ianjones]

Excellent tutorial. Got me up and running on Mint. Had to "apt install cmake" separately and a VS Code restart to get the cmake tools working

[cristianlanga]

I dont understand anything of what u did but it worked for me so thank alot

[nitfyrm]

I like what you`re doing so much. You fulfill my perfectionist`s needs of creating programs launched by one command. Thank you
It`d ideal to make cross-platform config for OpenGL 🤯

[ShauryaParashar-ijdn]

I got the error with #include <glad/glad.h> : no such file or directory found. As some in the comment section when I changed it to #include "glad.h" I got a segmentation fault. I have checked the code and there does not seem to be any error.

[nxt]

Thank you, was almost gave up on trying to learn opengl alltogether

[crittercel]

u kind of look like me and my friend combined - very interesting to see. i'm gonna send this to him

[stevemcwin]

If you are having the #include <glad/glad.h> issue: if you've put the glad.h file and the glad.c file in the same directory, rewrite the #include <glad/glad.h> to #include "glad.h" and that should fix it.

[SkyFly]

You mean getting along with the Penguin?... 😏

[sammaazani]

Thank you very much, I have been trying to set up a project on my linux laptop for months and had never succeeded. The only solution I had found was to install a virtual machine with windows 7... Anyway small point, on fedora I had an error due to glad, I solved it by changing in the glad.c file "#include <"glad/glad.h>" to "#include "./glad.h" "

[inkiralet-yt]

I spent the last few hours making mistakes until I found this video.

[pcsatish]

Thanks for covering the path less trodden! 👍

[dman]

How to create a camera circuit for video pass through on the Oculus quest 2

[Ab_Irato]

Well, there is something I am a bit confused about, do you still need to link OpenGL::GL once you use glad?