Hello paolo,

A quickly answer is yes !
You can see an quick overview of the processing 2.0's main changes here.
Be aware that currently, processing 2 are pre-release so some feature can be instable.
You can check the processing source too.

Thank you so much, this is great thing! I really appreciate the work of Andres Colubri.

Hello paolo,

Andres would probably give you a better and complete answer as my head is away from processing since some month due to some other projects. So i think i gave you a bad answer or incomplete answer. From what i can understand, the opengl library shipped with processing and GLGraphics aren't exactly the same thing.

As stated on the processing wiki the new opengl library (which will comes with processing 2) is based on Andres android Opengl works as well as his experience writing the GLGraphics library. However the opengl library shipped with processing isn't GLGraphics integrated. Some features seems to be other not.

As said here, Andres need to update his GLGraphics library in order to works with the processing 2's OpenGL implementation.

So if you need some features provided by GLGraphics that aren't available here (or you should browse the tag which is corresponding to the pre-release version your using rather than the trunk one), stay stick with the current version of processing (1.5.1) and continue using GLGraphics. Or if you can find the function you need in the processing 2 OpenGL library just use it without using GLGraphics (PTexture seems to be the one you were looking, however this class doesn't have the same methods as GLTexture).

Hi anchnk, thanks for your post, it is quite accurate in fact. As you pointed out, the opengl renderer in Processing and the glgraphics library are different things. I used some ideas and approaches from glgraphics in order to implement the new opengl renderer in Processing 2, but glgraphics will remain as a separate library.