jitter is an application, not an IDE. if you want to develop your own opengl libraries, you can download the JitterSDK and post questions to the JitterDev forum.

otherwise, your best bet is to dissect the opengl programs you are interested in, and figure out how to port that code to the jitter patching environment. jit.gl.sketch is surely your friend in this case (as well as jit.gl.lua).

look at the jit.gl.sketch object reference/help file, it takes alot of the raw gl messages, if you want you can try and send the gl messages from the applet you are referring to into jit.gl.sketch, you may need to modify them to work in jitter, and you may have to port over other things like textures to jit.gl.texture, and the like..

Thank you for your replies. Well, the GL example in it self is just too complicated... it uses Vertex arrays within 5 C files, and its very complicated to decode. I know some of the basics of OpenGl, but i am not big on C programming, and i actually have a hard time programming in C++. With this said, i think ill leave it to the experts... if anyone would have a crack at it, i would love to see it implemented in MAX. Its as mentioned earlier, the "Geoface" example as part of the OpenGL&Glut APIs.