OpenGL Extensions Viewer VS Art of Illusion

OpenGL Extensions Viewer Reviews

Art of Illusion Reviews

OpenGL Extensions Viewer mentions (2)

• help. i have tryed to update the drivers and my os but it still wont work

  For that you'll want to download and open the OpenGL viewer. Click Summary on the left side, then look for where it says OpenGL, then Version. This will tell you the highest OpenGL version your GPU will support. Source: over 1 year ago

• I thought gtx 1050 supported openGL 4.6?

  GTX 1050 supports 4.6, but comes with 4.5. You could use OpenGL Extensions Viewer to check up to which version you have installed (https://realtech-vr.com/home/glview), then you could also try to install the 4.6 opengl drivers from here: https://developer.nvidia.com/opengl-driver, or check in nvidia control panel's 3D settings if your gtx 1050 is the opengl renderer by default. Source: over 2 years ago

Art of Illusion mentions (2)

• "Season's Greetings '22" by Greco Moran, ever sent someone a raytraced Christmas card?

  Art of Illusion: A free graphical general purpose modeller and renderer. I haven't tested this one thoroughly but it seems easy to use. Example scene. Source: over 2 years ago

• Gloss3D – an open source 3D Modeler for Linux and Windows

  I played around in Art of Illusion, it has quite sophisticated features and the help system/documentation was useful for getting started: http://artofillusion.org/ Bryce 3D is another tool that comes to mind with a UI that is easy to grasp, but more for generating awesome raytraced landscapes and floating mirror cubes :). - Source: Hacker News / almost 3 years ago