depth buffer testing...

have a look where you create the window theres something like
pixelformat
or pixelformat descriptor

you need to set you depthbuffer to 24 bit
most people use only 16 bit

and you need to more your near clippingplane further away from the eyes i use 16 for the near and 16000 for the far

the height of a player is 72 units in my engine
and a room is 128 units high
typical measure of quake engines

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Original post by BigFatBaby

glEnable(GL_DEPTH_TEST);
glEnable(GL_DEPTH_FUNC);  

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Althought I don''t think it''s directly related to your problem, you shouldn''t do this but something like this instead :

glEnable(GL_DEPTH_TEST);
glDepthFunc( /* a depth func constant*/ );  

Calling glEnable(GL_DEPTH_FUNC) doesn''t do anything except perhaps raising an OGL error (the GL_DEPTH_FUNC token isn''t accepted by the glEnable function). Give a look to the glDepthFunc documentation.

Back to the real problem : it seems like "bad" values for the near and far planes.

did you clear the GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT?

i cleared the bit buffer, i think i''ll use the diffrent values for the near and far planes...
thank you

btw: the token GL_DEPTH_FUNC is acceptable by the OGL, i dont have any syntax errors, only logical ones... (oooh, good sentence, i think i will use it in my sig)

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