Hi... I previously did a project in SFML 2.0 and got used to the API. Now, for my next project, I am going to the next level by using OpenGL for graphics. I am still not perfect in using OpenGL, but I'm learning. In OpenGL, I managed to load a texture and display it. I am now trying to set the origin of the texture to its center (individual object, not global origin). By default, this is at the bottom left corner of the texture, similar to SFML's top left corner. I want to set a different origin at its center, similar to SFML's setOrigin(). I checked SFML's source to see how this function is defined, but I really couldn't understand it. I even googled on how to change the origin of an OpenGL texture, but nothing relevant came up. Can someone please tell me what the logic behind setOrigin() is and how it works, so I may apply it in my OpenGL texture code? This is a theoretical query and not really about SFML but it was somewhat related, so I posted it. Apologies for any irrelevance. Please help. Thank you.
