Searching for more HOpenGL information? Check out the following links. They were very important for me in order to create this tutorial. If you own (or know) a site that concerns about HOpenGL, but it is not included here, do not hesitate in sending me a message. I also would appreciate if you tell me if you find a broken link.

Note: a lot of links refers to sites that concern about OpenGL, rather than HOpenGL. The reason for this is that there is not a large amount of information about HOpenGL avaiable in the web, so sometimes you'll need to translate between OpenGL and HOpenGL in order to find what you are searching for.

• Official HOpenGL Site - Managed by Sven Panne, the creator of HOpenGL. This must be your first stop before trying to learn anything about the library. It has some screenshots and general instalation instructions.

• OpenGL.org - Official site of the OpenGL library. Very useful.

• MSDN Online Library - A very interesting documentation of OpenGL, maintained by Microsoft.

• NeHe's OpenGL Tutorials - Contains excellent tutorials about OpenGL.

• The OpenGL Utility Toolkit (GLUT) Programming Interface API Version 3 Documentation - Created by Mark J. Kilgard, Silicon Graphics, Inc. Contains a large documentation about GLUT, a (H)OpenGL auxiliary tool.

• OpenGL Programming Guide (The Red Book) - One of the most interesting publications about OpenGL in the web.

• Vault 13 - Another site that contains some OpenGL tutorials. It also contains interesting theoretical explanations, that of course can be applied to HOpenGL.

• OpenGL in the Developers Gallery - A very compact tutorial about OpenGL. It contains very nice examples about hierarchical models, one of the most interesting applications of (H)OpenGL.

• Overviews of OpenGL - This site is owned by Opengl.org, and contains a lot of interesting links.

• Using OpenAL with OpenGL - Another site that is owned by the Developers Gallery. It shows an example of integration between sound (via OpenAL - Open Audio Library) and OpenGL.

• Gamedev.net - Very useful site for game programmers.

• Gamasutra - Another useful site if you wish to create games.

• Eurogamer - Another useful site if you wish to create games.

• Game Developer Magazine - Official site of the Game Developer american magazine.