void load_img_devil () {
int width, height, format, il_img;
ilInit ();
iluInit();
ilutRenderer(ILUT_OPENGL);
for(int i=0;i<6;i++){
ilGenImages (1, (ILuint*)&il_img); // get an unique ID
ilBindImage(il_img); // Bind this image name.
if (i==0) if(!ilLoadImage((const wchar_t *)"F:\\Side1.png")) exit(0); // Load the image
if (i==1) if(!ilLoadImage((const wchar_t *)"F:\\Side2.png")) exit(0); // Load the image
if (i==2) if(!ilLoadImage((const wchar_t *)"F:\\Side3.png")) exit(0); // Load the image
if (i==3) if(!ilLoadImage((const wchar_t *)"F:\\Side4.png")) exit(0); // Load the image
if (i==4) if(!ilLoadImage((const wchar_t *)"F:\\Side5.png")) exit(0); // Load the image
if (i==5) if(!ilLoadImage((const wchar_t *)"F:\\Side6.png")) exit(0); // Load the image
width = ilGetInteger (IL_IMAGE_WIDTH);
height = ilGetInteger (IL_IMAGE_HEIGHT);
il_imgData = ilGetData();
format = ilGetInteger(IL_IMAGE_FORMAT);
// create GL texture
glGenTextures (1, (GLuint *)&texID); // get texture unique ID
glBindTexture (GL_TEXTURE_2D, texID); // bind it
// associate with data read with DevIL
glTexImage2D (GL_TEXTURE_2D, 0, GL_RGBA, width, height, 0, format,
GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, il_imgData);
// Release data space created with DevIL
ilDeleteImages(1, (const ILuint *)&il_img);
}
// Parameterise Texture
glTexParameteri (GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_S, GL_CLAMP);
glTexParameteri (GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_T, GL_CLAMP);
glTexParameteri (GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER, GL_NEAREST);
glTexParameteri (GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER, GL_NEAREST);
}
texture arrays
Author
hey! here's the problem: i want to load 6 images using devil end put them in a texture array. i guess i could do it one by one, basically repeating the same code 6 times (one for each image), but im trying to do it in a way that uses less lines of code. so here's what i have:
the thing is.. it doesnt work. to test it i made a square and textured it with texID[0], it appears white; as with any other index.
Note 1: texID and il_imgData are global variables; arrays with lenght 6.
Note 2: if i open brackets after 'if(i==0)' and close it after the ilDeleteImages call, it works.(for the first image)
Author
@DevFred: i can. i dont get any compiler errors or warnings. in fact, that's why i did the cast in the first place, otherwise i'd get a compiler error. plus, if i try to load only one texture, it works. my guess is the problem is somewhere in the loop.
@Zahlman: i'm not sure what you mean but i think it's more or less what DevFred said, so...
Thanks for the replies.
@Zahlman: i'm not sure what you mean but i think it's more or less what DevFred said, so...
Thanks for the replies.
That for loop seems like an excellent candidate for a function. Then you can just call it six times, once for each file.
Quote:Original post by Rui
@DevFred: i can. i dont get any compiler errors or warnings. in fact, that's why i did the cast in the first place, otherwise i'd get a compiler error. plus, if i try to load only one texture, it works. my guess is the problem is somewhere in the loop.
@Zahlman: i'm not sure what you mean but i think it's more or less what DevFred said, so...
Thanks for the replies.
No, DevFred is right. you're casting one type of pointer (char*) to (wchar_t* )..
One is an 8-bit ascii string, the other is a 16-bit unicode string, something which is valid C++ (so no compiler error) but in this case it's still a bug.
Use L"F:\\Side1.png" to create a 16-bit unicode string.
Quote:Original post by Rui
@DevFred: i can. i dont get any compiler errors or warnings. in fact, that's why i did the cast in the first place, otherwise i'd get a compiler error. plus, if i try to load only one texture, it works. my guess is the problem is somewhere in the loop.
@Zahlman: i'm not sure what you mean but i think it's more or less what DevFred said, so...
Thanks for the replies.
While casting like that isn't a compiler error, it's a logical error and most likely explains why you're getting untextured triangles.
To use wide character strings use a capital L before the quotation mark.
Quote:Original post by dashurc
While casting like that isn't a compiler error, it's a logical error and most likely explains why you're getting untextured triangles.
Hey, i resent that! ;)
Quote:Original post by Rui
@DevFred: i can. i dont get any compiler errors or warnings. in fact, that's why i did the cast in the first place, otherwise i'd get a compiler error.
So if you give meat to a vegetarian and he complains "I don't like meat", what do you do? Simply tell him "Don't worry, just pretend it's a vegetable"?
Author
k, thanks everyone. i see now why that's an error. devfred really put it in perspective for me lol..
but replacing '(const wchar_t*) "F:\\Side1.pgn"' for 'L"Side1.pgn"' made ilLoadImage exit though..
(following erissian's advice it works perfect, with 'const wchar_t*')
any ideas why that might be?
but replacing '(const wchar_t*) "F:\\Side1.pgn"' for 'L"Side1.pgn"' made ilLoadImage exit though..
(following erissian's advice it works perfect, with 'const wchar_t*')
any ideas why that might be?
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