glNewList

[Farabi]

1. Is glNewList function accept the polygon function on GLU.dll? And how to add a ligth on it? Is it just simply use glMaterialV?
2. Can OpenGL accept a integer value?
3. Any macro generated a float value? (for example invoke glColorf,$GenFPUValue(0.0),$GenFPUValue(0.4),$GenFPUValue(0.0).

[ninjarider]

i know for sure in the glnewlist u can use glbindtexture, glcolor functions, glvertex functions, glnormal functions, and the gltexcoord functions. i know theres a couple of quadric functions that work but i would think the glnewlist wouldn't work with functions outside of the opengl library. goto opengl.org if u can.

[Farabi]

I did search it, but did not find anything. I want to made a cube with light.

[ninjarider]

do u want to use the opengl graphics library. or are u wanting to use your own.

[Mark Jones]

Have you looked in here Farabi?
http://www.masmforum.com/simple/index.php?topic=2485.0

[Farabi]

do u want to use the opengl graphics library. or are u wanting to use your own.

I dont know what I should use. Maybe I should use glBeginPolygon, but how to use glBeginPolygon, I dont understand. I think I will listen to hitchickr and carefully read his tutorial so I can understand everything.

[hitchhikr]

There is no function known as glBeginPolygon.

Regarding lists i made an example about how to use them with quadrics and home made objects but keep in mind that they're only made for static objects, if you want to modify the datas on the fly, use either the direct mode (glvertex3f etc.) or vertex arrays (faster).

The framework contains a macro called CFLT to generate floating points + some others.

The functions to work with integers values in ogl have a 'i' suffix ie. glColor3i instead of
glColor3f.

[ninjarider]

with glbeginpolygon would u be talking about glbegin gl_polygon

[Farabi]

with glbeginpolygon would u be talking about glbegin gl_polygon

I dont know, I think glbegin is will be used. Except GLU have use glbegin in their .dll. I think it is confused programming to load an object. I think I will use available .dll for this. Or use the standard OpenGL object.

[hutch--]

Farabi,

I moved this topic to the OpenGL forum so you would have a better chance of an answer.