Moveing the backbuffer to an OpenGL texture?
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Ive been thinking of doing my terrain thing different, I would like to generate all the texture transitions as seperate textures. I can do everything, but I dont know how to send the framebufer to a texture unit so I can call it later on?
I think NeHe got what you want in his Lesson 37.
Don't your read his tutorials ?
If not, I would recommend to read them. At least, read the titles and the summary. Later, you'll check them further when you'll need.
Edited by - vincoof on February 1, 2002 2:30:17 AM
Don't your read his tutorials ?
If not, I would recommend to read them. At least, read the titles and the summary. Later, you'll check them further when you'll need.
Edited by - vincoof on February 1, 2002 2:30:17 AM
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I read the first dozen or so, then I started learning things on my own. I perfer to learn from scratch, I better understand it that way.
When he''s best, he''s little worst than a man,
When he''s worst, he''s little better than a beast.
When he''s best, he''s little worst than a man,
When he''s worst, he''s little better than a beast.
hey, you do what you want 
What I''m just saying is that if you don''t want to read all the tuts, it is at least a good thing to know the topics title.
Well, anyhow. Is that tutorial useful for your application ?
What I''m just saying is that if you don''t want to read all the tuts, it is at least a good thing to know the topics title.
Well, anyhow. Is that tutorial useful for your application ?
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