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I had some fun creating a qt app with qtcreator and python3. pyuic5 (5 due to qt5) is a great tool to turn the ui files to python classes. As an ide I use pycharm as it works like a charm *pun intended*. You could also use python to checkout opengl if you are into learning how rendering works.
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@MateTea42 *look at the avatar* damn are we twins? ^^
Thanks for the experience, I'm gonna stick desktop application, no rendering outside unity 3D anytime soon. But I'm sure gonna take a look at those ui tools. -
@Totchinuko maybe :). I am glad to help. The rendering Idea came from a first semester that created something really basic in ~150 LOC but looked awesome. Have fun wit h your new project. 😀
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