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GeeXLab 0.25.0 released for all platforms – Bullet Physics support added
GeeXLab 0.22.1 Released for all Platforms
GeeXLab 0.21.x Released for all Platforms, Assimp Support Added
GeeXLab 0.20.0 Released for all Platforms, ASUS Tinker Board Support Added
How to Check if a Lua Function Exists
GeeXLab 0.19.0.0 released for Windows, Linux, macOS and Raspberry Pi
GeeXLab 0.17.0.1 released for Windows with ImGui Support
Introduction to VR Programming with GeeXLab
GeeXLab 0.14.1 released with Virtual Reality (VR) Support
GeeXLab 0.13.0 Released for All Platforms (Windows, Linux, macOS and RPi)
GeeXLab 0.11.0.0 Released for All Platforms
GeeXLab 0.10.0 with Vulkan support released for Windows and Linux
A new version of GeeXLab is available for Windows 64-bit and Linux 64-bit. The branch 0.10.x comes with new features, improvements and bugfixes.
GeeXLab 0.9.6.0 Released for all Platforms
A new version of GeeXLab is available for Windows (32/64-bit), Linux (64-bit), Mac OS X and Raspberry Pi.
Introduction to Direct3D 12 Programming with GeeXLab
Since GeeXLab version 0.9+, a Direct3D 12 renderer plugin is available in the Windows versions (32 and 64-bit).
GeeXLab 0.9.1.0 Released for Raspberry Pi
GeeXLab for Raspberry Pi (or RPi) platforms is ready to download.
Overview of GLSL Hacker (and GeeXLab)
This article describes what is GLSL Hacker GeeXLab and how it works.
Update (2015.12.02): This article is also valid if you replace GLSL Hacker by GeeXLab!
Text Editors for Programming with GLSL Hacker
GLSL Hacker does not come with a bloated graphical user interface. Instead, GLSL Hacker uses simple files (*.xml, *.lua, *.py, etc) to store a demo. All you need to create demos with GLSL Hacker is a simple text editor to edit these files.
Drawing Letters With Mouse
Today, a small code sample (in Lua) that shows how to use the mouse to put where you want on the screen a letter with random parameters (position, scaling, orientation and color).