Hi PyOpenGL is basically OpenGL--it's what I use, and hence I can recommend it. I also know of tutorials (the infamous NeHe has Python ports of lessons 1-10). There's plenty of resources here.
PyGlet is also basically OpenGL, although you'll get a higher level interface. I found the major structure to be inflexible and clunky--but the special features/functions to be easily accessible--but I never really got into it. Rabbyt looks like a fast 2D sprite library that uses PyOpenGL/PyGame or PyGlet as a backend. I could be wrong. Also, it looks like using Rabbyt with PyGame is straightforward, although I can't speak from experience there. Googling "rabbyt pygame" returned examples--although not tutorials--such as http://www.pygame.org/project/328/?release_id=768. A quick look at Rabbyt looks like integration with PyGame is straightforward. E.g.: pygame.init() pygame.display.set_mode(size, pygame.OPENGL | pygame.DOUBLEBUF) rabbyt.set_viewport(size) rabbyt.set_default_attribs() Ian
