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Zhuo Qingliang
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Zhuo Qingliang (a.k.a. KDr2 online) is presently working at Beijing Paoding Technology Co. LTD., a start-up Fintech company in China that is dedicated to improving the financial industry by using artificial intelligence technologies. He has over 10 years experience in Linux, C, C++, Python, Perl, and Java development. He is interested in programming, doing consulting work, participating in and contributing to the open source community (of course, includes the Julia community).
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Filtering images with OpenGL

So far, we have learned how to draw a simple triangle in OpenGL. In this section, we will learn how to draw images and filter them with OpenGL.

We will do this work in a copy of the QtGL project, that is, a new project named GLFilter. The creation of the project simply involves straightforward copying and a little bit of renaming, just as we did in the previous chapters. I won't repeat it again here, so please copy it by yourself.

Drawing images with OpenGL

In order to draw an image on the OpenGL viewport, we should introduce another concept of OpenGL—the texture. A texture in OpenGL is usually a 2D image, and it is generally used to add visual detail to an object, which is mainly a...

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Zhuo Qingliang

Zhuo Qingliang (a.k.a. KDr2 online) is presently working at Beijing Paoding Technology Co. LTD., a start-up Fintech company in China that is dedicated to improving the financial industry by using artificial intelligence technologies. He has over 10 years experience in Linux, C, C++, Python, Perl, and Java development. He is interested in programming, doing consulting work, participating in and contributing to the open source community (of course, includes the Julia community).
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