Urgent ! How To Load A JPEG/ Bitmap Images For Texture Mapping ?
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Good day !
How can I load a image as textures so that I can mapped it on my polygon ?
Let say I have drawn a quad and I wish to have a bitmap attached to it. What should I do?
I have read through the Tutorial 6 but it is just for programming in Win32 environment (which we can use LoadBMP straight away).
If I am developing a Win32 Console application (as stated in Microsoft Visual studio), what code should I use ?
LoadBMP isn''t a valid command, isn''t it ?
Thanks a lot !
Sonic Wave
quote:Original post by SonicWave
I have read through the Tutorial 6 but it is just for programming in Win32 environment (which we can use LoadBMP straight away).
If I am developing a Win32 Console application (as stated in Microsoft Visual studio), what code should I use ?
LoadBMP isn''t a valid command, isn''t it ?
Notice the "Win32" in "Win32 Console Application"
A win32 console application is run in the exact same environment as any other win32 application. The only difference is that a console application has an automatically allocated console (meaning you don''t have to open one yourself).
Author
Gooo day again ! 
I tried to use LoadBMP but the compiler return an error message (cannot resolve symbol). Do I need to define the function myself ? I thought the LoadBMP () is built-in inside a library.
Is there any similiar functions in GLUT ? I read through the spec in GLUT but I can''t find any.
Thanks a lot !
Sonic Wave
I tried to use LoadBMP but the compiler return an error message (cannot resolve symbol). Do I need to define the function myself ? I thought the LoadBMP () is built-in inside a library.
Is there any similiar functions in GLUT ? I read through the spec in GLUT but I can''t find any.
Thanks a lot !
Sonic Wave
This is just a guess, but try putting
at the top of your program, and see if that helps.
Anthracks
#include <windows.h> at the top of your program, and see if that helps.
Anthracks
LoadBMP function is defined in the same CPP file as the rest of the prog - it is not part of the Win32 API.
If ye look inside the definition, ye''ll see that actual loading is performed through a GLAux function.
Therefore, make sure you include - or whatever the filename is for ya.
If ye look inside the definition, ye''ll see that actual loading is performed through a GLAux function.
Therefore, make sure you include - or whatever the filename is for ya.
so what makes this so urget ?
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Good day !
I will tried to re-read the whole tutorial again and see. May be I am in a rush and that''s why I face so many problems now.
Actually, I have an OpenGL assignment to pass up and basically I have finished mine but I am looking forward to add some texture on the model.
Thanks a lot
Sonic Wave
I will tried to re-read the whole tutorial again and see. May be I am in a rush and that''s why I face so many problems now.
Actually, I have an OpenGL assignment to pass up and basically I have finished mine but I am looking forward to add some texture on the model.
Thanks a lot
Sonic Wave
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