You make it sound so simple...
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You make it sound so simple...
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The difference between OpenGL and DirectX is that DirectX is a complete multi-media platform.
It handles input, audio, video... the works.
OpenGL is just a Graphics Library.
So you have to...
They are :p .
I don't know if they're going to expand the API to make use of the extra sexiness, or what's happening at a programmer level, but early screenshots of the new GUI do look very swish.
:( I thought it was, but I googled for "glblendmode" just to check and got a load of results. So, blame google. :p
I read that as I need some help with reproducing, and finding bugs in my RTS project.
I haven't laughed this hard in a while. :D
It's a blend mode, so you could do
glBlendMode(GL_ONE, GL_ONE)
I can't really remember how it's done to be honest, it's been a few months since I wrote any GL stuff. :(
This is a bit of a strange question, and already there have been a couple of very different answers.
In total, I would guess it's about 200 degrees, from total left to total right.
But, there...
You could do what I did, and write small C/OpenGL screensavers. You will learn a lot of advanced graphical stuff relatively quickly.
Let's face it, graphics is where the interesting stuff is. :p
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To be honest, I've never used MFC.
You could, I suppose, use a loop like this:
while ( busy == false ) {
}
How about that? :confused:
First off... reading the source for a client probably won't help you much when you're writing a server. :p
Take a gander at this.
The socket is put into a state called listen(), which...
This is beside the point. You cannot afford to become complacent, simply because most users won't have a problem.
When I used to design websites, I would always aim to make it as simple and...
Could it be that you haven't linked it to the OpenGL libraries?
Or does GLUT do this for you? I've never really used GLUT. :(
Visual C++ is an IDE, which is a development environment that you can code in and create applications.
Alternatives include DevCPP, CodeWarrior...etc.
You don't have to use Visual C++ to write...
Windows programming is very confusing.
Some things make a lot of sense, such as messages, but it will take a while to get your head round. To be honest, I've only been learning C for a few months...