>   Here are snapshots of my school project, where I used this exact same
> technique.
>   The first image is the actual environment map rendered with POV-Ray.
> The next four images are snapshots from the OpenGL program.

Very...  Impressive!


I've read your code and you seem to have only 16^2 polygons for your 
skySphere, am I right?  Well, I have 10^2, it might explain the 
jaggyness, but I do believe my code is not as optimal as yours! =)

I'm also afraid, I don't understand much of too-much-3D-geometry!  Would 
you let me use the function you wrote in my program, so I can show you 
how I can make its use look much much more intense?

I'm currently writting a little EyeCandy program, it's much like a 
screensaver, and the story goes like this:  Feel the Explorer in the 
Need for Speed!  Two of which are two of the many symbols of a human mind.

Currenlty, I'd say I'm 40% done with this, if I could use your code for 
the skysphere, I would jump to 60%.

Warp, do you agree?

Xilo

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