Are you able to have numerous renders for a scene rather then one render that does everything? All the code samples use one image or one mesh and renders that alone. Would I be able to do something like:
void RenderCharacter(TEXTURE tex, int x, int y){
//do whatever
//Render to surface
}
and call this function many times for a single scene to draw a numerous amount of textures to the screen?
Stupid Rendering Question
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This could possibly be the stupidest question ever, but it''s something that could potentially make my life much easier or much worse
Are you able to have numerous renders for a scene rather then one render that does everything? All the code samples use one image or one mesh and renders that alone. Would I be able to do something like:
void RenderCharacter(TEXTURE tex, int x, int y){
//do whatever
//Render to surface
}
and call this function many times for a single scene to draw a numerous amount of textures to the screen?
Are you able to have numerous renders for a scene rather then one render that does everything? All the code samples use one image or one mesh and renders that alone. Would I be able to do something like:
void RenderCharacter(TEXTURE tex, int x, int y){
//do whatever
//Render to surface
}
and call this function many times for a single scene to draw a numerous amount of textures to the screen?
yep, you can split your renders however you like. I''ve even nested my OGL rendering in my classes, though I''m not saying that is a good idea.
lonesock
Piranha are people too.
lonesock
Piranha are people too.
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well being able to render from wherever will let me make a very modular program. Which I want.
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