I've been looking for a source code to load TIFF files, where height and width don't are equal

(640,22).

Can anybody help me with this?

If you mean merely loading the image, wotsit.org is your friend; if you mean creating a texture using that NPoT image, somebody else will have to reply...

Using the code here, you can load an image in any format QuickTime can understand:

http://onesadcookie.is-a-geek.net/svn/re...LTexture.c

Also, if you have a choice of image format, I definitely wouldn't recommend TIFF. PNG and JPEG should be all you need for 99.9% or your images.

- Alex Diener

Keith's QuickTime code works fine, but here's an alternative:

http://openil.sourceforge.net/

-Jon

Good luck, man.

Wow, devIL is back under development, thats great!

Anyway, check out SDL_image if you are doing your program in C/C++ and using SDL.

It's pretty straight-forward.

seven Wrote:Anyway, check out SDL_image if you are doing your program in C/C++ and using SDL.

It's pretty straight-forward.

Pretty straightforward is a bit of an understatement - it's cross platform and a single call to IMG_LoadImage will load just about any format you can think of - TIFF, BMP, JPG, GIF, etc.

Damn, I made that previous post to the wrong thread. I tried to delete it but it won't work. Please, just disregard it.