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When you make a window in glut using glutCreateWindow it puts a top to the window? What if I want to do some OpenGL rendering without a window top?
This probably doesn’t make much sense without a picture:
Essentially I want to remove this from the window.
The proper terminology for what you want is “undecorated window” or “borderless window”. Unfortunately, I can’t find any GLUT calls which let you control window decorations.
The closest I was able to find was
glutFullScreenwhich, on X11 platforms, is often implemented by maximizing an undecorated window… but it’ll re-decorate it if you un-maximize it.This forum thread seems to confirm my conclusions.