This module contains simple graphics applications intended to demonstrate the usage of the Diligent Engine API.

This tutorial shows how to render a simple triangle using Diligent Engine API.

This tutorial demonstrates how to render an actual 3D object, a cube. It shows how to load shaders from files, create and use vertex, index and uniform buffers.

This tutorial demonstrates how to apply a texture to a 3D object. It shows how to load a texture from file, create shader resource binding object and how to sample a texture in the shader.

This tutorial demonstrates how to use instancing to render multiple copies of one object using unique transformation matrix for every copy.

This tutorial demonstrates how to combine instancing with texture arrays to use unique texture for every instance.

This tutorial shows how to generate command lists in parallel from multiple threads.

This tutorial shows how to use geometry shader to render smooth wireframe.

This tutorial shows how to use hardware tessellation to implement simple adaptive terrain rendering algorithm.

This sample demonstrates how to use AntTweakBar library to create simple user interface.

The sample demonstrates how Diligent Engine can be used to implement various rendering tasks: loading textures from files, using complex shaders, rendering to textures, using compute shaders and unordered access views, etc.

Please visit this page for build instructions.

To run a sample from Visual Studio, locate the sample’s project in the solution explorer, set the project as startup project and run it. For samples to run properly, the assets folder needs to be set up as a working directory (this is automatically configured by CMake). By default the sample will run in D3D11 mode. To use D3D12 or OpenGL, use the following command line option: mode={D3D11|D3D12|GL} (do not use spaces!).

Please visit this page for build instructions.

To run a sample from Visual Studio, locate the sample’s project under Samples folder in the solution explorer, set the project as startup project, deploy and run it. On Universal Windows Platform, only D3D11 or D3D12 mode is available.

Please visit this page for build instructions.

You can use Android Studio to build, deploy and run samples.

• Removed legacy VS projects and solutions
• Added tutorials:
  • 01 - Hello Triangle
  • 02 - Cube
  • 03 - Texturing
  • 04 - Instancing
  • 05 - Texture Array
  • 06 - Multithreading
  • 07 - Geometry Shader
  • 08 - Tessellation

• Refactored build system to use CMake and Gradle for Android
• Added support for Linux platform

Initial release

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0

Copyright 2015-2016 Egor Yusov