First of all, thank you. I really enjoy the NeHe Tutorial on OpenGL so far. I'm currently at Lesson 09 but I find the example with the spinning room slightly confussing: "The first thing we do is spin the scene on the x axis. If we spin 90 degrees..." Aren't we rotating the scene on the y-axis to move -x "into the screen"? In the following paragraph of the lesson it continues: "because we've rotated on the y plane" My question is this, what is the difference between spinning the scene on the x axis and rotating on the y plane. If there is no difference how does glRotatef(tilt,1.0f,0.0f,0.0f) achieve a rotation on the y plane when the 1.0 coordinate is the x-parameter? Nicolai de Haan Copenhagen, Denmark

It's a bit hard to understand i know.
And there is probobly other ways of doing this, but this one is pretty good though, im shure you could do without the tilt rotation if you just fiddle a little with the coordinates.

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