Originally posted by Phippu
It’s here, the first real OpenGL ES 2.0 demo! Some of you may know already my Tigre Engine. The last few days I started to add OpenGl ES 2.0 support and below are the first results. I’ll publish all the code as soon as its 100% ready, if you can’t wait you should have a look at the current engine at my page, with full source code and a lot of demo applications.

To the demo itself: It shows a very simple phong shader applied to different meshes. If your device has a gsensor, then you can spin around the camera by rotating your device. I’ve tested the demo with my HD2 and got a bit more than 50 FPS, which is really good (but remember, its only a prototype and I have a lot of ideas how to improve the performance:-))

Requirements:

• .net 3.5 runtime
• windows mobile 5,6,6.1,6.5 or 6.5.3
• opengl 2.0 with shader compiler and 1.x support

For more information continue on to the application thread.

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