History: Tutorials

Making a game from start to finish<br /> Creating a shoot'em'up with Ogre 3D: This tutorial series steps you through the process of creating a shoot'em'up game using the Ogre 3D engine. It covers scene loading, collision detection, sound effects and more.<br /> Artis' Tutorial Pack<br /> <br /> Xadeck' Tutorial Pack<br /> These tutorials have been updated for Ogre Dagon 1.2.1.<br /> Xadeck Tutorial 1: Displaying and manipulating a scene<br /> Xadeck Tutorial 2: Using Ogre's facilities for debugging<br /> Xadeck Tutorial 3: Assembling a nice scene<br /> Xadeck Tutorial 4: Rendering your own stuff<br />

<br /> These tutorials have been around for ages, and some of them may still work. These have caused problems before when they fall out of date with the current Ogre release. Feel free to give these tutorials a try, and post in the Ogre Help Forum if you run into difficulty. Or take some time and 'update' them!<br /> <br /> Xorekis' Tutorial Pack<br /> Xorekis' Tutorial Pack was an old collection of Tutorials for absolute Ogre-beginners. Haffax has worked some changes into this version, but it is still in progress.''<br /> <br /> Others<br /> Humble Beginnings: Your first OGRE application<br /> Lights, Camera, Action!: Using controllers and billboardsets<br /> Raven's CEGUI Tutorial: A CEGUI Tutorial<br />

<br /> If you are over the level of the Intermediate Tutorials, check out the OgreArticles and think about writing a tutorial or participating otherwise. Also look in the Cookbook for many code samples.<br />

<br /> Check out these tutorials on the Artist Tutorials page.<br />

<br /> Ogre Manual: The OGRE Manual: <br /> PyOgre Tutorials: Ogre with Python <br /> OgreDotNet Tutorials: Ogre with the .Net languages<br /> MOGRE Tutorials: Basic level tutorials for MOGRE, an advanced .NET 2.0 wrapper for OGRE <br /> Recommended reading: OGRE Team and Users recommended programming-related books.