Hmm I have no idea what your problem is but if you just want to change the image just save it with the same name to the directory where the .exe file is (or where the image file is I dunno)...Oh and make sure is the right size by the way or you won't be able to see anything...

[edited by - FtMonkey on September 2, 2003 5:33:24 PM]

A bit ostentatious are some of us? . Anyway, to answer your question I''ll post a few possibilities of what you may be doing wrong. It is my experience that for NeHe lessons that the only way they can be compiled is if they are opened through the open workspace option (I am assuming you are using Visual C++). Compiling after opening up the c++ file only makes the program spaz out and give a fatal error. However, assuming it compiled ok, you may want to check to make sure you put the file in the data folder and that it is of type .bmp. Other than that, all should be well. Please tell me though if the program wont actually compile, in which case the problem probably lies with not opening up the workspace. Before I end this post I''d also like to say: 1. Have a happy journey, it will be long and probably frustrating when you try and learn the math behind the many operations that are used in 3d graphics (mostly the matrix transformations and vector math) and 2. I am 17, almost 18, and proud of it.