Hi,
I'm a beginner of the OpenGL. Since I will do a simple project related to some simple 3D objects such as box and cube. And this project will be implemented in website using C#.net and ASP.net.
Is it possible for me to write a website using OpenGL to generate some simple 3D objects?
Thanks for your help.Sure. WebGL. See this thread for tips and links. Though you have to run a prebuilt prerelease browser (either Chrome or Firefox). Just for fun, pull Chrome and run the web GL demos.
Does IE support WebGL?
Does IE support WebGL?
You’re kidding, right? 
They’re only now getting SVG support in IE9.
No, IE does not support WebGL. And there’s every chance it never will.
Firefox 4 beta supports WebGL, so no need for prerelease version anymore.
Firefox 4 beta supports WebGL, so no need for prerelease version anymore.
Um, the beta is a prerelease version.
Oh, well, to me pre-release is alpha or a nightly build and beta is almost-release. I thought you had the nightly build in mind.
Thanks.
I would like to know one more thing.
I want to model some simple 3D objects in c#.net and asp.net. How can I control the 3D objects? I find some examples in web that the webgl is programmed in javascript. Is it possible to code it in c#.net and do some control such as rotation based on the cursor movement?
Is it possible to code it in c#.net and do some control such as rotation based on the cursor movement?
I’m fairly sure you can access Direct3D via a Silverlight plugin.
No, Alfonse, I think you are wrong (but sorry in advance if you aren’t). Silverlight features a so-called perspective 3D, allowing you to transform 2D screen elements (much like flash can) and so-called pixel shaders. The failure of M$ to include true 3D functionality into Silverlight makes Firefox and WebGL even more exciting.
Does it mean I can code it in c#.net and do some control such as rotation based on the cursor movement?
You can do it, but it won’t be close to what you need to do in Direct3D.