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Hello,
I am writing a program to load a wrl file. I started off with one cpp file
and I got it to show the vertices and triangles. Therefore I decided to make
the code less messy and divided it to 2 cpp files and one header. To my
surprise when I ran the program I got an output that is definitely wrong -
not entirely but there seem to be distortions and triangles weren't really
drawn but I could still see the shape of the object. Does anyone have any
idea why that would happen?

Tad
Jul 10 '07 #1
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Hello,
I am writing a program to load a wrl file. I started off with one cpp file
and I got it to show the vertices and triangles. Therefore I decided to
make the code less messy and divided it to 2 cpp files and one header. To
my surprise when I ran the program I got an output that is definitely
wrong - not entirely but there seem to be distortions and triangles
weren't really drawn but I could still see the shape of the object. Does
anyone have any idea why that would happen?
You split it up wrong. Need to see code.
Jul 10 '07 #2
Tadeusz Jordan wrote:
Hello,
I am writing a program to load a wrl file. I started off with one cpp file
and I got it to show the vertices and triangles. Therefore I decided to make
the code less messy and divided it to 2 cpp files and one header. To my
surprise when I ran the program I got an output that is definitely wrong -
not entirely but there seem to be distortions and triangles weren't really
drawn but I could still see the shape of the object. Does anyone have any
idea why that would happen?
Yes, your program has a bug. Now how could anybody POSSIBLY know what
that is without seeing any code?

John
Jul 10 '07 #3

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