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% OpenGL4MatlabDemos
%
% This folder contains M-Files that demonstrate the direct
% use of OpenGL in Matlab in order to create 3D stimuli or
% do other fancy things(TM).
%
% These demos are all pretty beta and a bit rough, so good luck!
%
% MinimalisticOpenGLDemo -- A nice starter. First draws a simple scene with
%                           simple lighting, then draws a simple animation of
%                           a rotating earth globe, showing basic use of texture
%                           mapping.
%
% UtahTeapotDemo         -- Draws a rotating 3D teapot, demonstrates basic setup
%                           of lighting, camera and geometry.
%
% SpinningCubeDemo       -- Extends on UtahTeapotDemo by introducing texture mapping.
%
% SpinningMovieCube      -- Extends SpinningCubeDemo with cube faces that play back
%                           a Quicktime movie file, demonstrating exchange of textures
%                           between Psychtoolbox and Matlab OpenGL.
% SuperShapeDemo            Render so called SuperShapes in OpenGL.
% MorphDemo              -- This demo shows how to load premade 3D objects from filesystem and
%                           how to morph them into each other via the Psychtoolbox function
%                           moglmorpher(). Psychtoolbox can load simple Alias-Wavefront OBJ
%                           files that can be created in standard 3D software.
%
% MorphTextureDemo       -- Like MorphDemo, but also with GPU accelerated texture morphing.
%
% GLSLDemo               -- Demo that shows how to use the OpenGL Shading Language (GLSL). This
%                           demo may only work on recent graphics hardware, so dont be surprised
%                           if it fails on older hardware.
%
% ShepardZoomDemo        -- A visual equivalent of the Shepard tone illusion.
%
% FDFDemo                -- Demo for use of moglFDF() for creation of
%                           formless dot field structure from motion
%                           stimuli.
%
% DrawDots3DDemo         -- Demonstrates use of the moglDrawDots3D command for 3D dot drawing,
%                           and of fast GLSL vertex shading for 3D dot animation.
%