Originally posted by Titus:
Thatīs exactly my point.

Iīve number of textures to be used, stored in some variable..

An in the other hand the compiler asks for a constant


HELP!!!!!

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Why are you looking to store the textures twice and take up so much memory? When you can load them into the texture memory?

Per the NEHE example TextureImage[] is the image stored outside of openGL, so you will still have to copy it into openGL texture storage space and I gave you the correct answer, if it is that you want to load multiple textures into openGL's texture store.



[This message has been edited by nexusone (edited 08-06-2003).]