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3D model and GUI

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    Hi. Is it possible to combine openGL and GUI interface in one window? If it is possible, how do I go about doing it in SDI? But if it is not possible, is there any idea that I could use to create an application which is as follows: For the GUI part, I want to have three picture control to display three graph, say, on the right hand side of the window. And for the openGL part, I want to display a 3D model (on the left hand side of the window) using the data from the three graph. Any idea is really appreciated. Thank you.

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      Hi. Is it possible to combine openGL and GUI interface in one window? If it is possible, how do I go about doing it in SDI? But if it is not possible, is there any idea that I could use to create an application which is as follows: For the GUI part, I want to have three picture control to display three graph, say, on the right hand side of the window. And for the openGL part, I want to display a 3D model (on the left hand side of the window) using the data from the three graph. Any idea is really appreciated. Thank you.

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      It's very possible. Basically you just create your application like you would a normal windows app, then add an opengl window to it. Check out this forum: http://www.codeproject.com/opengl[^]


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