AntonOvsyannikov / PyOpenGL_Examples_SaveToFileLinks
Several examples of how to use PyOpenGL for off-screen rendering and saving rendered image to file. 3 methods are used: using GLUT hidden window, using WGL to create context with default buffer, as well as creation of OpenGL Framebuffer Object by hands and display results with anti-aliasing in the interactive window .
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