On 2013-08-28 16:18, oucmsc@xxxxxxxxx wrote: > I'm just on the road of GTK+;and is thinking about drawing a 3D human > bone modle in my software on Linux. > after reading some material, seemly GTK+ don't support openGL . > > could you recomend a graphic toolkit or graphic library that support 3D > feature. > > I love GTK+ more than Qt,and C than C++; > > thanks ,sincely; You can manually setup GTK widgets so that you can draw to them with OpenGL. You'll have to do it for each windowing system you want to support (X11/GLX, Win32, Mac OS, etc), but it's not really that hard. I wrote some example code on how to do this a while back [1] along with a somewhat more portable file that will do most of the work for you [2]. [1] http://pileus.org/git/?p=grits;a=blob;f=examples/gl/gl.c [2] http://pileus.org/git/?p=grits;a=blob;f=src/gtkgl.c
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