LWJGL

That's what I was afraid of. Making one myself is beyond my skill set. My realistic choices are to LWJGL2+swing, or LWJGL3+some GUI library. Before I settled on swing (probably a mistake in retrospect) I experimented with some of [url=http://wiki.lwjgl...

Thanks. That sounds reasonable. I will assume that.

Quote from: kappa on Today at 09:10:00Going forward I'd recommend the move up to LWJGL3.Will do. Thanks again.

for LWJGL2 it should just be matter of dropping the latest openal-soft natives (which you can grab them from the nightly builds of LWJGL3) over the old natives when the problem is fixed in OpenAL-Soft. Going forward I'd recommend the move up to LWJGL3.

Quote from: kappa on Today at 09:00:19Did you run with the VM argument "-XstartOnFirstThread" ? This is needed for LWJGL3 to work on mac.Thanks, sry Im guessing you guys get this problem a lot.I am used to LW...

Quote from: bobjob on Today at 08:57:58I decided to give LWJGL 3 a try on El Capitan ("HelloWorld") and ran into an even bigger problem where the app would not even throwing a bunch of NSException (output below).[/quot...

i had the same issue using LWJGL 2.I decided to give LWJGL 3 a try on El Capitan ("HelloWorld") and ran into an even bigger problem where the app would not even run throwing a bunch of NSException objects (output below).[code]Hello LWJGL 3.0.0b buil...

Quote from: SHC on October 27, 2015, 13:48:25In LWJGL 2.9, that is GLContext.getCapabilities().OpenGL33;...The only change is the class name, GLContext is replaced by GL in LWJGL 3.Thanks for the response but I found...

Thanks for the fast answer,I fixed the program and now works. Sorry for the obvious problems that i didn't see but i'm a noob and i've just started learning OpenGL.  Thanks again.   

Looking at your Tutorial1 class it is obvious that there are at least two problems with it, with the first problem being the reason for the crash.First: during the very first render() invocation there is no vertex array bound to array index 0, since y...