On Jun 24, 12:05 am, satlan esh <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have an OpenGL app that manipulates it's geometry in screen space to
> acheive some effects, and therefore bypasses OpenGL's matrices by
> setting modelview and projection to identity. For some reason,
> Android's OpenGL implementation seems to be unhappy with this, and
> doesn't draw anything.
You should at least call glOrtho{f,x} to establish the mapping. The
homogeneous clipping limits are:
-w <= x <= w
-w <= y <= w
-w <= z <= w
If your vertex is of form (x, y, z, 1) you will only see xyz values
between -1 and 1 if you simply pass-through the vertex values. This
doesn't work the same way the xyz_rhw vertices work in D3D if you are
trying to do the same thing with GLES. Just a guess as don't know your
input range.
In case I missed something obvious, the glOrtho should do the trick.
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