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[Somone else]

I have been trying to solve this for some time, but after googling and googling, again ang again. I finally decided to post it here.
I use the following code to load a texture into OpenGL, using DevIL:

bool CImage::Load(const std::string &File){
	Clear();
	ILuint Image;
	ilGenImages(1,&Image);
	ilBindImage(Image);
	ilLoadImage(File.c_str());
	if(ilGetInteger(IL_IMAGE_ORIGIN) == IL_ORIGIN_LOWER_LEFT) iluFlipImage();
	Tex = ilutGLBindTexImage();
	Width = ilGetInteger(IL_IMAGE_WIDTH);
	Height = ilGetInteger(IL_IMAGE_HEIGHT);
	int W,H;
	glGetTexLevelParameteriv(GL_TEXTURE_2D,0,GL_TEXTURE_WIDTH,&W);
	glGetTexLevelParameteriv(GL_TEXTURE_2D,0,GL_TEXTURE_HEIGHT,&H);
	ilDeleteImages(1,&Image);
	return Tex != 0;
}

My problem is that after the texture is loaded, it only has a size of 1*1 ie. one pixel, which it 512 times smaller than the actual image.
The pixel is the same color as the top left pixel in the actual image, so I know that some of the data is loaded.

If you want you can download the code here, and check it out:  Engine.zip   461.47K   39 downloads

PS: I don't know if this fits in this forum. It kind of has to do with OpenGL, and kind of doesn't.

[Lazy Foo]

I wasn't a fan of the DevIL/OpenGL built in loading functions. They were always buggy every time I used them.

The way I go about loading an OpenGL texture with DevIL is by creating a generic function that creates a texture from any pixel pointer and then just passing in the pixels from ilGetData().

Edited by Lazy Foo, 23 August 2012 - 04:49 AM.