You can use GEMgl*** objects. There are a lot. They wrap OpenGL functions. <br>
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aalex<br>
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hello, is possible to use glu and glut libraries with<br>gem???</blockquote></span></div><div><div><br>
We already use glu for objects like cylinder.&nbsp; GLUT is not
included in the GEM build - it mainly covers window and event
management which we use 'native' code to do.<br>
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