Multiple Rendering Contexts

It''s pretty easy. Just create each window (control) separately, create the respective HGLRC''s and before drawing call wglMakeCurrent() to capture the relevant rendering context. Then draw what you want and simply swap the buffers, and that''s it.

Crispy

yeah this runs!!
Thank you for the information i''m very glad that this is so easy.

Just one more thing: should you happen to destroy the window for some reason (e g you switch to fullscreen or windowed mode), you will have to reload all of the textures for each of the HGLRC''s separately. I don''t know of a way around this problem, other than attaching all of the HDC''s to the same RC, and calling different draw functions for each of the windows (which didn''t work for me when I tried it, although I did''n put my heart in it either). This is especially horrible if you have ''nested'' OpenGL windows (an OpenGL window as a child window on another OpenGL window) and you have to switch the parent window''s mode (resulting in destroying both the parent window and the child window(s)), so you''d have to reload all of the textures for each of the windows separately all over again. Let me know if you find a way around this...

Crispy