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<p align="center" class="header">OGRE (Object-Oriented Graphics Rendering Engine)</p><p align="center" class="header">Tutorials</p><p align="left" class="MainHeader"> </p><p align="left" class="SectionHeader">Introduction</p><p align="left">These
documents are intended to quickly orient you with the structure and principles
of the OGRE engine so you can get up-and-running with it in as little time as
possible. </p><p align="left">To begin with, lets confirm what these documents
are <I>not</I>. There are broadly 2 types of OGRE developers - those who are extending
the engine itself and making changes to it's core libraries, and those who are
simply using those libraries to create their own projects. These tutorials are
aimed squarely at the latter type of developer - those who wish to get their hands
dirty modifying the engine itself will have to be content with the core <A HREF="../api/html/index.html">documentation</A>.</p><p align="left" class="SectionHeader">The
Master Reference </p><p align="left">In these tutorials I will only cover a small
subset of the features available. Your master reference will always be the main
class <A HREF="../api/html/index.html">documentation</A> - however these tutorials
are intended to help you know where to start looking.</p><p align="left" class="MainHeader">Tutorial
Index </p><TABLE WIDTH="85%" BORDER="1" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="0" BORDERCOLOR="#009900" ALIGN="CENTER"><TR><TD WIDTH="20%" CLASS="NewsDate" HEIGHT="22"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER">Tutorial
Name</DIV></TD><TD CLASS="NewsDate" HEIGHT="22"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER">Description</DIV></TD><TD CLASS="NewsDate" WIDTH="15%" HEIGHT="22"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER">Author</DIV></TD></TR><TR><TD WIDTH="20%" CLASS="MainContent"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER"><A HREF="2_HumbleBeginnings/Index.html">Humble
Beginnings: Your First OGRE Application</A></DIV></TD><TD CLASS="MainContent">This
tutorial explains how to get your first OGRE application running, using the example
application framework that comes with the source. This is a hands-on tutorial
on creating a space scene with a movable ship in it.</TD><TD CLASS="MainContent" WIDTH="15%"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER">Nicholas
Green </DIV></TD></TR><TR><TD WIDTH="20%" CLASS="MainContent"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER"><A HREF="3_LightsCameraAction/Index.html">Lights,
Camera, Action</A> </DIV></TD><TD CLASS="MainContent">This tutorial follows on
from 'Humble Beginnings' and shows you how to use lights, add billboards to your
scene, move a camera around, and how to use OGRE's powerful 'Controller' structure
to make object properties dependent on time.</TD><TD CLASS="MainContent" WIDTH="15%"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER">Nicholas
Green </DIV></TD></TR><TR><TD WIDTH="20%" CLASS="MainContent"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER"><A HREF="SettingUpAnOGREApplication/index.html">Guide
To Setting Up Application Project Files</A></DIV></TD><TD CLASS="MainContent">This
gives you a quick rundown of the steps you need to take to set up a new application
using OGRE. Covers setting up project files for VC++ (v6 and .NET) and gcc 3.x,
and includes a sample application .cpp which uses the application framework provided
with OGRE.</TD><TD CLASS="MainContent" WIDTH="15%"><DIV ALIGN="CENTER">Steve Streeting</DIV></TD></TR></TABLE><P> </P><p align="left" class="SectionHeader"> </p>
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