Rendering a triangle using Vulkan and Rust
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Re: Rendering a triangle using Vulkan and Rust
#2I love projects like this. A quick start to play with another rendering environment. Although I must say the implementation is quite verbose, but I didn't yet look at the details and did not yet take a look at Vulkan.
Re: Rendering a triangle using Vulkan and Rust
#3This is a useful resource, but I'd encourage people to use OpenGL as their default - i.e. use it unless you shouldn't
Vulkan is extremely powerful and gives very fine-grained control over the hardware, but on the other hand requires large amounts of overhead code to make it work (as you can see in this repo!)
Re: Rendering a triangle using Vulkan and Rust
#4985 lines in rut plus the haders, if anyone woners.
Re: Rendering a triangle using Vulkan and Rust
#5This is a useful resource, but I'd encourage people to use OpenGL as their default - i.e. use it unless you shouldn't Vulkan is extremely powerful and gives very fine-grained control over the hardware, but on the other hand requires large amounts of overhead code to make it work (as you can see in this repo!)
Why would I choose OpenGL instead of a higher level framework or library based on Vulkan (or maybe wgpu).
Re: Rendering a triangle using Vulkan and Rust
#6985 lines in rut plus the haders, if anyone woners.
A bit verbose, ain't it?
Re: Rendering a triangle using Vulkan and Rust
#7I love projects like this. A quick start to play with another rendering environment. Although I must say the implementation is quite verbose, but I didn't yet look at the details and did not yet take a look at Vulkan.
This is pretty much bare-bones for Vulkan. Very few default choices are made for you, so you really have to twiddle all the knobs of a very complicated device.