Problem with disapearing vertices...

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2 comments, last by TheAdmiral 17 years, 6 months ago
Hi Folkz! Its been a while since ive last coded some DX stuff, so i decided to see if there is anything left what i knew ... I tried some basic stuff, and now i have a strange problem which i cant explain to me, so i need to ask for ya help. This is the problem: Ive made a vertexbuffer, an indexbuffer, a rendred some triangles. this is like i fill my vertexbuffer: int pos=0; for(int i=0;i<Vertices_High;i++) for(int j=0;j<Vertices_Width;j++) { Vertices[pos].x = (-1)+i*0.05f; Vertices[pos].z = 0.0f; Vertices[pos].y =(-1)+j*0.05f; Vertices[pos].Diffuse = 0x4500ff00; pos++; } Everything worked well, until i wantet to put in some hight. If i set the z value to everything higher than 0.000000001, the vertice isnt visible! I really dont know why or what to do. I think its cut out for some for or near plane stuff but i dont have set any projection matrix or viewmatrix, there should be standard values for them. If i set any view or projectionmatrix, my mesh dissapears complete. Anyone any idea??
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You need to init the World, View, and Projection matrices before using them. Leaving them at their default values will, I think, result in undefined behaviour.

Hope this helps.
Sirob Yes.» - status: Work-O-Rama.
nope sry. I tried both. if i init them, i cant see anything at all, leaving them by defaults, i can see my mesh, but cant do z > 0.0000001.

bringzzz PHUN©1999-2002 PhunBringer Corp.
Then surely you're initialising at least one of them incorrectly. Show us your code and we'll surely find the error.

Regards
Admiral
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