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[Mr.Fletcher]

Use the automatic OnMouseMove - Event of the window/form, it's not opengl-specific. I don't know how this is handled in c++, but i think it might be quite the same as in delphi.
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[banshee777]

I've did it using glutmouse

glRotatef(ry,1,0,0); //WORKING
glRotatef(rx,0,1,0); //WORKING
glTranslatef(-XPOS,-YPOS,-ZPOS);
glGetFloatv(GL_MODELVIEW_MATRIX, matrix); // puts the


void mouse(int x, int y)
{
if (x < 1024 / 2)
rx = rx - 3;
if (x > 1024 / 2)
rx = rx + 3;
if (y < 768 / 2)
ry = ry - 2;
if (y > 768 / 2)
ry = ry + 2;
frame3++;
time3=glutGet(GLUT_ELAPSED_TIME);
if (time3 - timebase3 > 31)
{
timebase3 = time3;
frame3 = 0;
glutWarpPointer(1024/2,768/2);

}
)

[Yokom]

You mentioned collision there is a good open source resource called opcode that does perface collision detection. I have heard really good things about it but havnt messed with it "yet". Im still using a convex hull collision system from our physices engine.

btw on your mouse code I will assume you are on a linux platform or you would be using directX.

[Jeroen]

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