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Post: #16
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Originally Posted by Puzzler183
Are you guessing numbers for glTranslatef or do you actually know what's going on? I can't view your source since I'm on a computer without a decompression program...
in the source, you literally uncomment the
// glTranslatef( 0.0f, 0.0f,-3.0f);
That doesn't answer the question. Why are you translating? Where do you think you are going? My guess is that your -3.0f needs to be a +3.0f.
Originally Posted by Puzzler183
Are you guessing numbers for glTranslatef or do you actually know what's going on? I can't view your source since I'm on a computer without a decompression program...
in the source, you literally uncomment the
// glTranslatef( 0.0f, 0.0f,-3.0f);
That doesn't answer the question. Why are you translating? Where do you think you are going? My guess is that your -3.0f needs to be a +3.0f.
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Post: #17
no, that would go behind the camera; -z is in front of the camera.
Besides, i already tried that unsuccessfully.
Besides, i already tried that unsuccessfully.
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Post: #18
The question is why doesn't it appear after a translate. Could it simply be translating to a position that is off-screen? First try translating by (0,0,0), this should have no effect. Then try translating a smaller number than 3, or translate along a different axis, and see what happens. This may give you clues.
Hope this helps...
Hope this helps...
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