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- calicalicoqui May 2015
- PhiLho May 2015
OpenGL where?
I tried to input opengl based on a book that says to load the library. However opengl is not one of the available libraries. When I tried to run it anyway, it says "Looks like your mixing active and static modes
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OpenGL is bundled with Processing, no library to install.
"Looks like your mixing active and static modes"
I don't think the Processing devs used such wrong grammar... :-P
This error has nothing to do with OpenGL, it happens if you have no setup() function, but you try to define a function, in general.
I have a setup() but still have same message. But it looks like I just need to import processing.opengl.*; right?