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In this video we study how to use index buffers in OpenGL in order to save vertex buffer space. We will also expand the current sample code by adding the color attribute to the vertex buffer.

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Time codes:
0:00 Intro
0:30 Vertex sharing example in Blender
3:22 How the index buffer works
4:32 Calculating the vertex buffer space that we saved
6:41 Start of code review
9:49 Initializing the vertices
11:10 Creating the vertex buffer
11:54 Initializing the indices
13:40 Creating the index buffer
14:58 Chages to the render callback
17:43 Using glDrawElements
19:17 The vertex shader
20:27 Build and run
21:28 Conclusion

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Enjoy,

Etay Meiri

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