I get a compile warning overflow in Constant expression.
<QUOTE>BYTE Texture[] = {BMP1, BMP2, BMP3};</QUOTE>
This is based on NeHe 's tut #38.
Using LCC Win32 Builder.
The displayed textures are wrong. Only one texture is bieng loaded, and I feel it is from this Warning.
Would have to see more of you code, but from what I remember of your last thread you posted I am thinking you still don’t understand how texture loading works in openGL.
If you are using the texture variable like in nehe’s code then it should be like this:
BYTE Texture[3]; // Space for 3 texture names, remeber openGL asigns these names.
The byte overflow is I am guessing due to you trying to asign something other then a larger then a byte. maybe your BMP? values are not correct.
// Here is how to store file names for loading textures.
char *textureList = {“texture1.bmp”,“texture2.bmp”,“texture3.bmp”};
then in your loading routine, would look something like this:
for(i=0; i<3; i++)
{
LoadBMP(textureList[i]);
}
Originally posted by c0d3Junk3Y:
[b]I get a compile warning overflow in Constant expression.
<QUOTE>BYTE Texture = {BMP1, BMP2, BMP3};</QUOTE>
This is based on NeHe 's tut #38.
Using LCC Win32 Builder.
The displayed textures are wrong. Only one texture is bieng loaded, and I feel it is from this Warning.[/b]
[This message has been edited by nexusone (edited 08-09-2003).]