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The Lightweight Java Game Library (LWJGL) provides access to high performance, cross-platform libraries OpenGL and OpenAL. Additionally LWJGL provides access to controllers such as Gamepads, Steering wheel and Joysticks.
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glDrawElements not acting as expected
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Vertices are created by an .obj file. (loading/OBJFile.java)
I draw a cube perfectly fine with glDrawArrays. (VertexModel.java)
created like this:
new VertexModel(square.getIndexedVertexBuff …
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glDrawElements/Arrays not working
Given the following OpenGL call stack.
According to my knowlegde, the calls to glDrawElements/Arrays are ok.(?)
But, they do not draw anything. (There is no triangle)
The calls to glBegin() and glVe …
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glDrawElements/Arrays not working
Turns out LWJGL does not allow the use of .wrap() to create a FloatBuffer?
Use BufferUtils.createFloatBuffer(), then put() and flip().
Ive created an issue on their github to see the answer …
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