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Explore Stack Internal Using gluPerspectivegluPerspective makes OpenGL's grid really messy and rather hard to use especially when trying to do mouse input. The grid that perspective uses is completely messed up compared to the grid you get with the mouse. When using glOrthoglOrtho the grid is fixed to the mouse grid, but then you can only do 2D work, how would I set up perspective to get the same results as if I were using glOrthoglOrtho?
Using gluPerspective makes OpenGL's grid really messy and rather hard to use especially when trying to do mouse input. The grid that perspective uses is completely messed up compared to the grid you get with the mouse. When using glOrtho the grid is fixed to the mouse grid, but then you can only do 2D work, how would I set up perspective to get the same results as if I were using glOrtho?
Using gluPerspective makes OpenGL's grid really messy and rather hard to use especially when trying to do mouse input. The grid that perspective uses is completely messed up compared to the grid you get with the mouse. When using glOrtho the grid is fixed to the mouse grid, but then you can only do 2D work, how would I set up perspective to get the same results as if I were using glOrtho?
Using gluPerspective makes OpenGL's grid really messy and rather hard to use especially when trying to do mouse input. The grid that perspective uses is completely messed up compared to the grid you get with the mouse. When using glOrtho the grid is fixed to the mouse grid, but then you can only do 2D work, how would I set up perspective to get the same results as if I were using glOrtho?
