The Open Toolkit is an advanced, low-level C# library that wraps OpenGL, OpenCL and OpenAL. It is suitable for games, scientific applications and any other project that requires 3d graphics, audio or compute functionality. Feature Highlights
Rich, type-safe bindings
Support for the latest versions of OpenGL, OpenGL|ES, OpenAL and OpenCL with automatic extension loading, error checking and inline documentation.Flexible GUI options
Cross-platform GLControl (Windows.Forms), GLWidget (GTK#) and WPFControl classes. Native, high-performance GameWindow designed specifically for games.Fully managed, CLS-compliant code
Supports 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. No need for unmanaged libraries - compile once, run everywhere! Useful APIs
3D math toolkit supplies Vector, Matrix, Quaternion and Bezier structs. Input API provides Keyboard, Mouse and Joystick interfaces. Display API for multiple monitors. OpenTK.Compatibility supports Tao framework applications. Permissive MIT/X11 License
Which means you are free to use, modify and redistribute the source code. Suitable for open- and closed-source projects alike.Read more: OpenTK
Rich, type-safe bindings
Support for the latest versions of OpenGL, OpenGL|ES, OpenAL and OpenCL with automatic extension loading, error checking and inline documentation.Flexible GUI options
Cross-platform GLControl (Windows.Forms), GLWidget (GTK#) and WPFControl classes. Native, high-performance GameWindow designed specifically for games.Fully managed, CLS-compliant code
Supports 32- and 64-bit versions of Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. No need for unmanaged libraries - compile once, run everywhere! Useful APIs
3D math toolkit supplies Vector, Matrix, Quaternion and Bezier structs. Input API provides Keyboard, Mouse and Joystick interfaces. Display API for multiple monitors. OpenTK.Compatibility supports Tao framework applications. Permissive MIT/X11 License
Which means you are free to use, modify and redistribute the source code. Suitable for open- and closed-source projects alike.Read more: OpenTK
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