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I am fairly new to OpenGL and i was following this tutorial on Shaders https://learnopengl.com/Getting-started/Textures. I can't get mine to work, as the screen ends up just being entirely black. This code uses glew and glut instead of glfw like in the tutorial.

What is going on?

• I have a list of vertices, which i then store in the VBO, and it's attributes bind by VAO
• Setting vertex attributes in order 3 vertex + 3 colors + 2 tex coords
• glEnable(GL_TEXTURE_2D);
• made sure to make GL_TEXTURE0 active so the next call to
• glBindTexture(GL_TEXTURE_2D, texture) is referenced to this texture unit.
• I load the texture with stbi_load function
• Load up texture with glTexImage2D with parameters (width, height, texture_data) that was passed on to stbi_load beforehand as pointers so it loads them.
• Create vertex shader, attach source (in VertexShaders.h), compile shader, print shader errors (none show up)
• Create fragment shader, attach source(in FragmentShaders.h), compile shader, print shader errors(none show up)
• Create a shader program (ourShader), attach vertex shader and fragment shader. Link "ourShader" program, and again print errors (none show up).

Considerations:

• Projection is made with gluPerspective, near clipping plane 0.1 and far 1000 (since it's looking down -z it's shouldn't clipp the object, i also translate the object like so glTranslatef(0, 0, -10))
• Texture is being loaded (the file existsts, it generates byte data when i load it, as to texture image it is this one (512x512) https://github.com/JoeyDeVries/LearnOpenGL/blob/master/resources/textures/container.jpg

This is myDisplay callback:

I am trying to make my cloud draggable. It works but as can be seen in the example that i have, the cloud always clippes from the center to the mouse possition.

Here is my current set-up.

This routine is a windowed get/put-sprite emulation-routine. I'm Italian and I've not translated them. This routine is capable to flip-x-y the image before storing it in a 16 Byte aligned buffer. I omitted the precalculation routine for reasons of confidentiality. I learned thanks to the advice of Peter Cordes to fully use the LEA statement and is the first personal implementation of the ASSEMBLER 'BT' instruction:

So initially I had trouble with my character's left arm and gun clipping through objects(not entirely though) and I followed the instructions in this unity3D post to fix this issue(Read through the top answer so you know what I did).

Solution for FPS gun clipping through walls

Now I'm having trouble figuring out how to stop my player left arm and gun from rendering twice when he starts running fast(Doesn't occur when I'm just walking or slightly running). I know it has something to do with there being two cameras but I need an additional camera to stop the gun and the player's arm from clipping through objects.

Here is a picture that shows what I mean.

IF you look closely, you can see that the AK-47's magazine is being rendered twice(there is very small gap there) as well as the left arm. I've fiddled with both camera settings and could not figure out a way to stop this from happening. How do I go about fixing this issue?