Hey there. In my GL programming exploits, I have been learning a lot, and I''d like to first off give Jeff my thanks for setting up this site and for all the tutorials he has here. Now, onto what this post is about: I''d like to be able to render 2d images onto specific portions of the screen, in front of other 3d rendered objects behind them. What I speak of is similar to how it is in many 3d games, where you have your 3d view and a little HUD with bitmaps rendered on your screen. I''d like to be able to render it in such a way that you could use fractions between 0.0 and 1.0, such that when you change the resolution you are rendering at, the same image is in the same spot. I figure you could do something like this: Say you wanted a rectangular image to be on pixels 50,99 to 100,270 in a 640x480 res. Then you''d have it at 50/640,99/480 to 100/640,270/480. And so on and so forth. What''s the best way to set this up? If this is already covered in one of the tutorials, I apologize, but it wouldn''t hurt for someone to reiterate the technique specifically. Thank you very much for your time! - Hai, watashi no chichi no kuruma ga oishii deshita! ...or, in other words, "Yes, my dad's car was deliscious!"

I think you might like glScale.

Eric Laberge

Demon Lord - problem with glScale is, while it works fine in terms of 3D things, it doesn''t really help me get things lined up right in 2D...

Morgan - thank you very much! That got me on the way to getting it to work! I now have tex; YES! ...And onto bigger and better things; making a level editor for my game.

- Hai, watashi no chichi no kuruma ga oishii deshita!
...or, in other words, "Yes, my dad's car was deliscious!"