Tri_TexCoords() are the texture coords of the three vertices of that triangle. The declaration is this:
Tri_TexCoords(1 To 3, 1 To 2) As GLfloat
Basically, there are three (the "1 To 3" bit) pairs (the "1 To 2" bit) of texture coords, one for each vertex in the triangle. It''s a two-dimensional array. In C it would be:
GLfloat Tri_TexCoords[3][2];
The for loop runs through the three vertices of the triangle, multiplies every x, y, z element of the vertex by the x, y, z elements of sCoord and tCoord and then adds together the products of those multiplications to get the s texture coord and t texture coord respectively.
I hope this is explained well enough here for you to understand it, like I said before, it''s kinda difficult without pictures. I''ll try to do it in C:
for(int y=0;y<3;y++){ // Get the s texture coord... TextureCoord[y][0] = (sCoord[0] * Vertex[y][0]) + (sCoord[1] * Vertex[y][1]) + (sCoord[2] * Vertex[y][2]); // Get the t texture coord... TextureCoord[y][1] = (tCoord[0] * Vertex[y][0]) + (tCoord[1] * Vertex[y][1]) + (tCoord[2] * Vertex[y][2]); } I had to think about that! I''ve been using VB to develop my map editor for some time now, and VB''s syntax is nothing compared to C. Anyway, that''s it. Do you have a website with some pictures of your map editor on it? I''d be interested to see how you''re doing it...
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