This semester to learn the graphics, to use C ++ to write, which is mainly used OpenGL, so first of all, to configure OpenGL in Visual Studio
1. Create a new C ++ console application. File – & gt; New – & gt; project
2. Then click Item ->; Manage the NuGet package
3. Browse here, type NupenGL and search
4. After downloading and installing both of them, import the header file at the beginning of the source program, and you can use it
1. Create a new C ++ console application. File – & gt; New – & gt; project
2. Then click Item ->; Manage the NuGet package
3. Browse here, type NupenGL and search
4. After downloading and installing both of them, import the header file at the beginning of the source program, and you can use it
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