OpenGL - lighting with the Phong reflection model (part 1 of 2)

Code samples derived from work by Joey de Vries, @joeydevries, author of learnopengl.com/
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[@samuelpizzatto8666]

Hey, thanks for the tutorial. Also a great course you mentioned in the description! I hope to see more of those in the future :)

[@georginikoloff9280]

So greatly explained! Thanks a lot

[@jackwo95]

Really appreciate it, thanks very much :D

[@tongpoo8985]

Fantastic video bro. Liked commented subscribed

[@glowiever]

light value can exceed one? do we need floating point framebuffer to do that?

[@aygaoua]

Thanks !!

[@j.t.0145]

you sound suspiciously like casually explain

[@Guide4Ever]

casually explained is lot younger

[@j.t.0145]

@@Guide4Ever ok.

[@Kenbomp]

They should mention the name of the person who came up with this algo.his Last name was Phong.

[@levuhoangkhai8816]

he is vietnamese

[@michaeldamolsen]

@@levuhoangkhai8816 Bui Tuong Phong, a Vietnamese studying at University of Utah, published in his 1973 dissertation "Illumination for Computer Generated Pictures". If you search for the title you can find the whole original document ( a008786.pdf ) and a shorter review article he wrote for ACM in 1975. It is always great to read the original material :) I don't provide links here, as KZbin seems to dislike that lately (causing the comment to end up in review, often without notifying the channel owner.)