Vertex Buffer Objects and Vertex Array Objects

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[@jevrybezauspvp8495]

Music is a bit too loud, but otherwise good tutorial

[@GetIntoGameDev]

Thanks! Yeah I know what you mean about the music, my new videos are music-free, much less distracting.

[@WhileTrueCode]

i found your intro sequence with paper sketches and voiceover to be impressive

[@partykruijer4402]

"Life's too short to be debugging" Absolutely love that! I'm going to use that from now on

[@rickbattagline4409]

The explanation is good, but the background music is distracting.

[@GetIntoGameDev]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@felixchien1664]

Headbanging while learning is the best way to learn. You don't know what you're talking about

[@kremigmitsahne7197]

Very helpful and I love the choice of music used in this tutorial. Especially the first jazzy brass music.

[@ibrahimhassan9916]

Diagrams are the best teaching tools. This really helped me visualize the VAO.

[@WrongNicholas]

This is so great. Currently learning how to use OpenGL with LWJGL and had absolutely no idea how VBOs and VAOs worked, but this actually helped me figure out *what* the code I was writing was actually accomplishing. Thank you so much!

[@DownloadableFox]

This tutorial was amazing! Thank you so so so much. I was having a lot of trouble understanding strides and offsets. The paper ilustration made it a lot clearer.

[@lunarthicclipse8219]

I just found this channel and it's probably the best channel I have found yet :) Thank you so much!!

[@GetIntoGameDev]

You’re welcome!

[@IsaacCode95]

second time trying to learn this stuff, but only now got across this video, great explanation! thank you for this.

[@GetIntoGameDev]

You're very welcome, I'm glad it's helping!

[@samdavepollard]

interesting - to me at least - that despite all the super-duper presentation technology we have these days, a guy with a simple pen, writing and drawing notes on a pad of paper while the camera rolls can still be extremely effective; in this case it was perfect many thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@nadiakokoyev]

This is a really good explanation. Thank you!

[@lysy-zn2gg]

Thank you mate! Greatly explained, it popped in my head how it works now!

[@FacePalmProduxtnsFPP]

Simple and to the point. Thank you

[@sdalve2022]

This music helped me alot but the video was too distracting.

[@Y.Albasel]

That really helped as I was stuck trying to understand what a VAO really is

[@3KLANGMUSIC]

Same thing here. ^^ Im sitting here, its 9:32 pm and I learn OpenGL just for fun instead of learning for my exams I have on thursday.

[@leroywalton4348]

Best explanation I've seen by far. Thank you.

[@GetIntoGameDev]

You’re welcome!

[@mathssoso4261]

Thanks for the tutorial that was very informative, you lost me when you removed the rgb from the vertex array in the example you provided at 4:19, you confused me a little !

[@midwestmystic6431]

I think the GL_FALSE is to tell it if it needs to normalize the data. Since yours is normalized, you can indicate false. Otherwise, you set it to true if you want the GPU to do it for you. I could be wrong, im no expert. Just think i remember reading that somewhere.

[@GetIntoGameDev]

Yep, that’s correct!

[@SomeGuy-ne3yl]

thanks a lot, i appreciate the depth 👍

[@GetIntoGameDev]

Glad it helped!

[@rohitkumar-ku4ki]

Please create a program to remove background music from youtube videos

[@AxElKo440]

Perfect :)

[@Zaxjz]

Pairs really well with your Python OpenGL video, hope u can add a link to this video in the Python OpenGL series because it is hard to understand through that tutorial. Good job!

[@GetIntoGameDev]

Thanks! From memory I think I put it in the PyOpenGL playlist too.

[@yvarbirx827]

I like this video.

[@yakuparslan7774]

wtf with the background music man ??

[@joeystenbeck6697]

Great video! Is it possible we can access the source code somewhere? Thanks!

[@tuye8911]

good!

[@borowczyk76]

Can’t hear you through the jazz hands music

[@HarpreetSingh-jd3tu]

good video but music is too loud to really follow clearly

[@kirillholt2329]

music ?

[@GetIntoGameDev]

A lot of it’s free KZbin audio library stuff. There’s a few tracks I downloaded from here and there. Are there any particular timestamps you’re interested in?

[@kirillholt2329]

@@GetIntoGameDev yea the one that starts playing on 3:50ish and goes on when you switch to code, it's fine if you won't find it, I just thought it was cool, sounds like some main menu music from the mid/late 90's platformer games

[@GetIntoGameDev]

@@kirillholt2329 Oh yeah, that one! I found that track on the newgrounds audio portal 10 years ago. Can't find it now but I still have it on my harddrive. Flick me an email at [e-mail] and I can hook you up.

[@kirillholt2329]

@@GetIntoGameDev thank you !

[@donniexl1033]

Music was just the right volume. Kept the video interesting. Sometimes topics like these can be inherently boring

[@GetIntoGameDev]

Thanks! Yeah, I like the music...

[@DWAINEMonster]

Idk man I'm stupid

[@WahranRai]

background music is disturbing and annoying !

[@dannggg]

Please remove that music. Omg 😂

[@dannggg]

Good video tho lol 🔥

[@78cunobelin]

Can someone do one of these but speak Plain English? Like, let's say we want to make a pebble...can someone explain backward from "here is a pebble rendered, here is how it is done". Trying to explain this using all the gobbledegook lingo that newbies do not understand or have any frame of reference for is not very helpful. Like, what did you DO with any of this? At the end of the video is....nothing?