Java opengl texture tutorial +840+

Hi guys! I have a simple question about converting a bufferedimage from java.awt library to lwjgl Texture. Basically i want to bind this texture to opengl ("texture.bind()") after i do some cropping from the main image (using "image.getSubImage(x,y,width,height)" or cropImageFilter()"). The OpenGL ES APIs provided by the Android framework offers a set of tools for displaying high-end, animated graphics that are limited only by your imagination and can also benefit from the Introduction Tutorial Summary and Discussion Using OpenGL in Java with JOGL David Wolff (daw@plu.edu) Department of Computer Science and Computer Engineering Paci?c Lutheran University Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges, 2005 Although it's possible to bind multiple textures in OpenGL with multiple texture units, this guide will only focus on using a single texture unit. Therefore, in order to change the parameters of a texture, or in order to send the RGBA bytes to OpenGL, we first need to bind that texture, i.e #5 OpenGL Textures - LWJGL Tutorials Oskar Veerhoek when you're done with the texture. LWJGL is a Java library that allows you to create state of the art games using OpenGL. #4 Intro To Anton's OpenGL 4 Tutorials. Hi! I really enjoyed learning the latest OpenGL shader programming, but it's actually not easy to get into. I've had quite a lot of teaching experience in different places and enjoy breaking down the difficult concepts and helping people with the various common problems that trip you up with the API. Creating a collection of mipmapped textures for each texture image is cumbersome to do manually, but luckily OpenGL is able to do all the work for us with a single call to glGenerateMipmap s after we've created a texture. Later in the texture tutorial you'll see use of this function. About my last comment: I just read your tutorial "Ope