drwing shape by using open gl

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how to draw stadium and add team and balls and vhange the backgrround color using open gl by c++ thanks...........☻

Posted 17-Oct-12 14:16pm

ahmad afeef

Updated 17-Oct-12 14:40pm

Wes Aday

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[no name] 17-Oct-12 20:40pm

Well you would use a combination of triangles, ellipses and rectangles.

Legor 18-Oct-12 9:06am

What have you tried?

joshrduncan2012 18-Oct-12 14:00pm

I second Legor's question. Have you tried this already or are you wanting someone to do the work for you for free?

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Shao Voon Wong · Answer 1 · 2012-10-19T01:08:00

Usually, complex models like stadium are not drawn by code manually. Complex models are modelled and save to a file, using a 3D software like Blender[] or Autodesk 3ds Max[^]. And programmer will use a file parser to parse that file, in order to load the model into OpenGL. Common 3D file formats are 3ds[](binary), OBJ[](text), COLLADA[](xml) and etc.