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05.14.2005 at 04:17AM PDT, ID: 21424219
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Window Coordinates (OpenGL)-> coordinates with regards to a rotated texture

Asked by rossryan in 3D Game Programming

Tags: opengl, coordinates, window

This question pertains to OpenGL.

I have a rotated texture. The coordinates I have for some other part of the program are in Windows coordinates (full on view, zero rotation). How can I tranform these coordinates to fall within the rotated textures object coordinates?

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Zone: 3D Game Programming
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[+][-]06.15.2005 at 04:26AM PDT, ID: 14220058

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