Elysian Shadows

Is your position, normal and texture coordinate data stored in the same vertex buffer? If so, the stride you set in each gl*Pointer function will be equal to the size of the vertex data combined (i.e sizeof(position) + sizeof(normal) + sizeof(texcoord)).

*beaten to it by qpHalcy0n* :p

by looking at the code below you can see that I doing is finding out if a number is a multiple of another number, by either 11 or 13, what I am trying to find out is how to make it so if a blocker number is in between them then to stop going down that path, I'll try to explain what I mean by that b...

There's a few options available: 1. Use smart/shared pointer containers 2. Write a garbage collector 3. Explictly allocate & deallocate memory on demand Using smart pointers gives you the advantage of regular pointers with automatic reference counting to destroy objects and deallocate the associ...

Never ask a java teacher a C++ question, especially a one to do with pointers, they'll segfault on you :lol: ...And I say this from experience, one of my lecturers hates C++, slags it off all the time in lectures, and I'm thinking to myself "you're java's bitch" The day one of my lecturer...

When a particle is deleted during the update() you need to specify that s_Particle no longer contains a valid pointer to object. You can do this using automated memory management with smart pointers (the example below uses std::shared_ptr from C++0x) or by setting the variable to 0 or NULL (or nullp...

Project Name: Genesis Development Kit (GDK) Project Start Date: September 2009 Platform: PC Technologies: C++/C++0x, OpenGL, DirectX 9.0 (Windows Build), OIS (Cross-Platform), Win32 API (Windows Build) Tools: Code::Blocks, MinGW/GCC Background: GDK (previously named Seotern Engine) is the early beg...