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I'd also like to throw my hat in the "take a class" ring. By the time I got formal training in college, I already knew much of the basics. That said, with many things I struggled a ton (pointers got me for quite a while in C/C++). If you can get a good programming class I'd suggest you take it...

Yeah, that's what I intend to check next. The texture coords should be counterclockwwise, but maybe I messed that up somewhere.

Thanks. After further testing I've discovered it happens on one of my computers, but not under the software renderer of another. The idea of the texture coords being odd seems the most probable to me, I'll have to check that out today as well as making sure everything neccessary is cleared...

OK, I'll throw in my 2 cents. I've used quite a few languages, but here is my opinion. Learn Python. You can even find books on programming games in Python. Python is easy, clean, close to C/C++ in many ways, and enforces good indentation (a personal pet peeve of mine). It's what I have been...

I've been programming OpenGL lately, and currently I'm running a little test program that I am building up to something bigger. But I am having texturing problems right now. I've developed a little model of a car that spins in my program. When the car has no texture (is made of entirely of...