Immediate-mode packages are generally used for
implementing retained-mode engines. Your application will always have a
"model" of what to display (somewhere). If the model is simple enough,
you may choose to use raw immediate-mode calls (e.g. OpenGL) to render it.
PSF Python
C++ Python extension providing DirectX 9.0 access
Interface to the 2D, 3D, and audio features of the Direct-X library from
Microsoft. Includes support for loading .x meshes. Provides access to
HLSL shaders and the like.
AGPL
Advanced 3D Interface for Pyglet
Extends
Pyglet
with convenient abstractions for commonly used advanced
OpenGL features (GLSL, FBOs, etc.)
PSF
Package providing Pyrex-coded access to advanced OpenGL extensions
GLEWpy aims to bring advanced OpenGL extensions
to Python. This will allow the Python OpenGL developer to use features
such as fragment and vertex shaders and image processing on the GPU. It
serves as a compliment to
PyOpenGL and
toolkits such as GLUT and SDL (
PyGame).
GPL
Provides access to Cg shader language from Python
Callback driven framework for generating Cg shaders.
BSD
Cross platform windowing and multimedia (game) framework in Python
Pyglet is a Python-coded library which uses ctypes to produce
a portable GUI/multimedia layer that lets you write games in an OpenGL-implemented
engine. It includes full bindings for a C-style OpenGL library with most extensions.
Pyglet is under active development, with new frequent new features and releases.
BSD
Standard Python binding to the OpenGL, GLU, GLUT and GLE libraries
PyOpenGL provides access to the common
immediate-mode libraries associated with OpenGL. It is a large
SWIG-based wrapper available on most platforms in source or binary
format.