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Video Contributions by POGL Users

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This is a simple example of a GLSL fragment shader using OpenGL::Shader - the
shader is toggled off, then back on, midway through a rotation.

OpenGL::Shader abstracts and simplifies the loading/use of ARB, Cg and GLSL shaders.

Title:		Pink Teapot
Date:		September 03, 2007
Author:		Geoff Broadwell

This is a capture of a Perl script that generates animated
tiles using photographic sources - first by rendering a
hexagonal base tile to an FBO, then resampling the FBO as
a quad tile for display to the screen.

Created using POGL OpenGL and OpenGL::Image modules.
Tiling algorithm by Günter Bachelier

Title:		Redhead
Date:		August 27, 2007
Author:		Bob Free

This is a capture of a Perl script that generates animated
tiles using photographic sources - first by rendering a
base tile to an FBO, then further processing the tile
for display to the screen.

Created using POGL OpenGL and OpenGL::Image modules.
Tiling algorithm by Günter Bachelier

Title:		Hairy Top
Date:		August 18, 2007
Author:		Bob Free

This is a capture of a POGL benchmark (bench.pl),
using FBO for animating textures, using a blacklight shader.

Title:		Blacklight
Date:		March 24, 2007
Author:		Bob Free

This is a capture of POGL's test app (test.pl), demonstrating:

* Vertex and Fragment Shader 1 - to create the metallic wireframe teapot

* Frame Buffer Objects (FBO) - render the teapot to a GPU texture

* Vextex Buffer Objects (VBO) - to define the cube and animate surface colors

Title:		test.pl
Date:		March 14, 2007
Author:		Bob Free

A video generated by GLgraph, a 3D graphing application written using Perl OpenGL.

Title:		GLgraph
Date:		July 02, 2002
Author:		Jonas Jermann

GLUT displaylist demo, originally written by Mark Kilgard in 2001;
ported to Perl OpenGL by Jean-Louis Morel in 2004.

Title:		glutmech
Date:		October 04, 2001
Author:		Simon Parkinson-Bates