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Slightly off-topic, but the author also made gl4es, a library that basically allows all kinds of OpenGL apps to run on modern devices. Shameless plug: gl4es is
by parasti 4y ago
Slightly off-topic, but the author also made gl4es, a library that basically allows all kinds of OpenGL apps to run on modern devices. Shameless plug: gl4es is what allowed me to port Neverball to the browser.
https://neverball.github.io https://neverball.github.io
- dicknuckle 4y agoWhat about GL2ES and GL3ES? I use them in Retroarch on my android TV box.
- mort96 4y agoI don't think there's a GL2ES and GL3ES? Are you thinking about GLES 2 and GLES 3? Those are graphics APIs standardized by Khronos, being versions of OpenGL for Embedded Systems (OpenGL ES).
- dicknuckle 4y agoYep you're right, bad acronyms will forever confuse me.
- lunixbochs 4y ago> made gl4es Neverball was working in the original glshim project before ptitseb forked it to gl4es. (Not to discount the significant work he's put in since, including the ES2 backend)
- parasti 4y agoMy bad, I completely forgot they worked off of a fork. Did you ever try Neverball with glshim, though? Why? I'm the current maintainer of Neverball, always very interested in Neverball-related stuff. When I was working on the Emscripten port, I tried a bunch of GL-to-OpenGL ES libraries. There were a few. I might have tried glshim, but not sure anymore, that was a couple of years ago. gl4es was the only one that worked without any obvious visual glitches.