Well I've been doing C++ OpenGL Tutorials for about 3 weeks and this is what I've came up with so far:

- A room and a hall to walk around in (but with no collision detection yet )
- Movement Keys (move with cursor keys & hold shift to run)

got the textures off the internet for testin purposes... you can download the executable here.

Open to all comments and suggestions.

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"The quality of the levels you make is determined by the skill of the person not by the editor in which they use!"
-Michael Kyle

Cool, now wanna give me GLAUX.DLL?

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You can get your very own GLAux.dll right here:

http://www.cweom.de/onetwo3do/glaux.zip

Just copy it into the same directory as the executable. Pretty cool, Sith.

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Bliss is ignorance.

[This message has been edited by RingMaster481 (edited May 06, 2004).]

http://www.cweom.de/onetwo3do/download.htm
You can get glaux.dll there, it doesn't seem to want to run on 2k/xp machines though.

I read up on that dll, and apparently it's quite out-of-date, so you might want to rewrite your software so it doesn't need that dll (I know that problibly means rewriting it) If I can get it working I'll let you know what I think

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Bunnies jump farther when you kick em!

Oh yea.. sorry.. I forgot to mention that you have to have that DLL, anyways... just put that DLL in your windows/system folder and it should work (it does for me and im on XP). Now I have to go figure out how to do some collision detection.

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"The quality of the levels you make is determined by the skill of the person not by the editor in which they use!"
-Michael Kyle

Hmm i putted in the Glaux.dll and now it says Initialization Failed when i try to run it oh and i'm on XP

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Snake

[This message has been edited by SolidSnake_Jedi (edited May 06, 2004).]

Your not running it out of a compressed folder are you? Because I tryed to run it without extracting it and I got the same error, so make sure you unzip it first before running it.

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"The quality of the levels you make is determined by the skill of the person not by the editor in which they use!"
-Michael Kyle

Very nice for your introduction to OpenGL. I found that head bobbing seems to be frame rate dependent. You should change it so it is time dependent. You should also cull backfaces.

[This message has been edited by Zy (edited May 07, 2004).]

You spin so quickly... *passes out*

I must learn how to make these!

Interesting. Good work.

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Frozen by ICARUS

No i didnt run it from a compressed folder, and i dont normally do that -_- i extracted all the files to a new folder and then i had to download the glaux.dll cause it was missing so i putted in the glaux.dll in that folder as well and then i got that message

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Snake

thats pretty cool

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the glaux.dll goes in the windows\system folder... it doesnt seem to spin too fast on my computer.... and yes i need to cull the backfaces... and i still need to implement collision detection

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"The quality of the levels you make is determined by the skill of the person not by the editor in which they use!"
-Michael Kyle

[This message has been edited by MysteriousSith (edited May 08, 2004).]