Is there any way I can use C++ to create 3D or 2D graphics for games? I am mostly familiar with C++ so I am trying to find an efficient way to use it for creating video game graphics. I am new to this stuff as well. Does OpenGL have any relation with C++? Are there any graphics libraries in C++ that can help with graphics? If C++ is not the best language for making graphics, is there any way I can use it for something else related to graphics.
> Is there any way I can use C++ to create 3D or 2D graphics for games?
You've seen games in the real world right?
Guess how they're made.
Simple DirectMedia Layer - Homepage
SFML
> Does OpenGL have any relation with C++?
As far as C++ is concerned, it's just another library.
If you make the right OpenGL function calls, you see pretty pictures.
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If you visit the OpenGL website and click on "Getting Started with OpenGL", you will be rewarded with this piece of information:Originally Posted by mathgeek
While there isn't a language called "C/C++", in this context it can be taken to mean "C and C++".The first step is to pick your language. Bindings for OpenGL exist in many languages, from C# and Java to Python and Lua. Some languages have multiple sets of OpenGL bindings, none of them being official. All of them are ultimately based on the C/C++ bindings.
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