Hello everyone, I have a little problem with texturing. I use one large texture (2048x2048) tiled up in several small ones to be able to render a scene with one single texturebind. Basically, I don't assign a texture to an object, I assin TexCoords. Works pretty good, but I do get some ugly seams on adjacent quads, which looks like this: and causes following effect: I use mip-mapping with GL_LINEAR_MIPMAP_LINEAR at MAG_FILTER and GL_NEAREST_MIPMAP_NEAREST at MIN_FILTER. Also, I use the texture wrap parameter GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE at both S and T. Does anyone see anything obivous I could have done wrong? I double checked TexCoords - they should be correct. Thanks for any help in advance Chris

Isn't there any way to manually tell OpenGL how each mipmap level would look like? Similar to a DDS file for example.
I'd really like to find a way to keep my current implementation of texturing because I expect a massive performance breakdown, if I change it :/

Ah, thanks a lot. I will give that a try :D

Ok, I got the custom mipmaps working now.
But after trying around a bit I realized that what I'm intending to do really is impossible :/
Even with completly disabled filtering I got seams.
I wonder that this never was an issue. Is it so uncommon to only use certain areas of a texture?

Well, I guess I will go over to use multitexturing. That's gonna be a big load of work since I'll have to rewrite most of my code, but who knows...maybe later on I'll be glad I did that. Maybe things will become easier then when I come up to texture blending or something like that.

But thanks anyway - learned some new things here ;)