Well, let me thank you first all the help I'm recieving and let me apologize for my bad writting.

I have applied all the things you said to me, but, the only thing that have succeeded has been changing the int to floats in the glColor*.

The other things seems to not change the results on my application.

Now I have changed the order of drawing my objects in the screen.

I have three squares and a menu, that's a textured square and it's the last object to draw. By using glColor3f I change the color of the objects but I don't wanna use a color for the menu because it have his own texture. the problem is that the color applied to the last object is applied to the menu.

Can I put some command to avoid this????

P.D: I think that putting this objects in a stack should be better, in order to click and drag some object, to create some kind of depth. Well, in order to do this maybe it should be better a vector. Ordering a stack it would be a hard job!

Ok the problem has been solved!!!

glColor4f(1.0f,1.0f,1.0f,1.0f);

Quote:Original post by Gorax

Actually, when the alpha value increases, things become more opaque, unless you play with the blending operations, in which case it can be changed.

As I thought I was getting mixed up :). Thanks for correcting

don't worry about it.

Hei! there's any place to put my exe to show you the results?