osgSlug is a frontend for the slughorn library, simplifying the usage of the recent OSS release of the Slug technique by Eric Lengyel in OpenSceneGraph.

This project is currently a rapid testing frontend, visualizer, and "proof-of-concept" demo for slughorn (where most of the critical, generic C++ code lives). As of mid-April, 2026, both projects are currently under very active development. Check back regularly to follow our progress, as we have some really great ideas moving forward!

Preview	Description
	Emoji glyphs Single-codepoint emoji rendered through osgSlug. This demo uses visually distinct glyphs such as octopus, scorpion, peacock, and T-Rex to exercise different silhouette shapes.
	Animated glyph effects Shader-driven animation applied to Slug-rendered glyph geometry.
	Animated logo osgSlug logo/demo asset rendered through the vector pipeline.
	Morphing shapes Demonstrates animated vector-style transitions using osgSlug-rendered geometry.
	2D projection Orthographic-style 2D placement/rendering of Slug shapes in an OpenSceneGraph scene.
	3D projection Slug-rendered geometry placed into a 3D OpenSceneGraph scene.
	Shapes and composite shapes Basic shapes and layered composite shapes rendered through the osgSlug pipeline.
	3D sphere Slug-rendered content mapped or positioned in a 3D scene context.
	SVG import Authored SVG assets imported and rendered through osgSlug.
	Mixed text Mixed glyph/text rendering demo exercising different characters and layout cases.
	Text rendering Slug-style text rendering running inside OpenSceneGraph.