How to get unnormalized texture coordinates ?

On Sep 30, 3:11 am, "Skybuck Flying" <BloodySh...@hotmail.com> wrote:

> It's a sign of being healthy...

> My fingers type well.

> My brain works well cause I find solutions.

These days there's things called "blogs" where you
can type to your heart's content.


> Waiting for a bunch of slowass turds to answer my questions and solve my
> problems would be a sign of mental problems !

You honestly think anybody here is interested in
answering your "questions"?



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Ok dude if you have nothing about opengl to say then stay out of my threads.

This is your first and at the same time last warning.

Any further pollution from you will be dealt with swiftly !

In other words go nag somewhere else.

Bye,
Skybuck.

Skybuck Flying schrieb:
> Ok dude if you have nothing about opengl to say then stay out of my threads.
>

Hey, that is a newsgroup. It ist _NOT YOUR_ thread! Stay out of OUR newsgroup
with your nonsense!

"Ralf Kaiser" <> wrote in message
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> Hey, that is a newsgroup. It ist _NOT YOUR_ thread! Stay out of OUR
> newsgroup with your nonsense!

I don't read SF's posts or reply to them. They're best ignored as any
response just feeds the monster.

The OpenGL newsgroup is organising a standard cut and paste warning and a
moderated OpenGL newsgroup server.

Other newsgroups and new visitors may like to consider this strategy.

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While this might work in my own delphi/opengl programs... it might not work
in FX Composer 2.5...

Today I tried to change some code from tex2D to texRECT in FX Composer 2.5
but I could not get it working...

Possible explanantions for failure of working in fx composer 2.5:

1. I don't get it.
2. FX Composer 2.5 has a problem.
3. Maybe FX Composer 2.5 needs something enabled... I did see some #comments
in other assembly source which enabled some ARB thingy... I haven't tried
that yet. These would be called "extensions" which would look like:
#extension_bla enable or something like that.

For now I will keep using tex2D and use multiplications to go from
normalized coordinates to unnormalized coordinates... I am not completely
happy about it because it might cost some performance ?!?

Or maybe the compiler is smart enough to detect that it should use
unnormalized instructions ? Me not sure about that

Writing code with normalized coordinates is easy though since everything is
normalized... so it's nice and consistent once "you" = me =D get the hang of
it

Bye,
Skybuck.