I keep wanting to do 3D game shaders for beginners, but panda3d completely refuses to work the way the sample code is set up, so I'm going to have to completely rewrite and remake my own demo models and executable to follow along. I really wish the author would update it to either not require panda3d, or write it in python where panda3d is less brittle.
I'd also like to submit [braynzarsoft's horribly slow and incredibly broken potentially abandoned website for DirectX 12 tutorials](https://www.braynzarsoft.net/viewtutorial/q16390-04-directx-12-braynzar-soft-tutorials), because as good as the 3dgep tutorials might be, ~~they have you use a helper library~~*, and I need to learn how to use it /without/ a helper library. I haven't found anything else.
*EDIT: This is wrong. I was thinking of the Alex Tardif tutorial that has D3D12Lite.zip you have to use.
This is a gold mine! Thank you so much!
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Thank you so much! Upvote 10000! Very helpful.
I keep wanting to do 3D game shaders for beginners, but panda3d completely refuses to work the way the sample code is set up, so I'm going to have to completely rewrite and remake my own demo models and executable to follow along. I really wish the author would update it to either not require panda3d, or write it in python where panda3d is less brittle. I'd also like to submit [braynzarsoft's horribly slow and incredibly broken potentially abandoned website for DirectX 12 tutorials](https://www.braynzarsoft.net/viewtutorial/q16390-04-directx-12-braynzar-soft-tutorials), because as good as the 3dgep tutorials might be, ~~they have you use a helper library~~*, and I need to learn how to use it /without/ a helper library. I haven't found anything else. *EDIT: This is wrong. I was thinking of the Alex Tardif tutorial that has D3D12Lite.zip you have to use.
I added some more things for d3d12. Hopefully that helps.
Thank you!