Examples

To keep the promise, of making the entry level as low as possible, examples are provided, which give first hints, how to program with HGamer3D.

Source Code of All Examples, Version 0.1.5

Rotating Mesh
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This example shows the basic ingredients of a 3D application, setup of scene, rendering loop and keyboard input. Keyboard is used, to rate a loaded mesh, try the keys: "A", "D", "W", "S" and "Q", "E" for different rotations.

Lines and Cubes
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This example shows the creation of geometry basics. Lines and Cubes. Also what can be seen here, is that a group of objects can be rotated as a group.

Animated Figure
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This example shows the animation of a character.

Animated Lights
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This example shows the animation of a lens flare, which is implemented as a billboard. It also shows, how to combine methods of the "One" API with methods from the bindings API.

Manual Object Cube
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This example shows the creation of a cube with many colors by the manual object API of Ogre. Almost direct usage of the bindings API.

Regular Solids
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This example shows how to create regular solids with metal like material.

Dump Devices
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This example shows how to get the names of all connected Input devices from OIS, useful, to check before using names in OIS.

Audio Examples
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Those examples show usage of the Audio API (2D and 3D).

Y-Wing Flight
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This example shows a Y-Wing flying through a series of goals. It is equipped with Joystick support, creating of a larger number of colorful rectangles, loading a mesh and also following the Y-Wing with the camera.

One API
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This is the implementation of the One API (the first higher level Haskell API), based on the wrapper methods. It shows pretty well the usage of the basic wrapper API. From this and the Ogre C++ documentation, you should gather a good understanding, how to use the deeper layers of the binding.