No, there is no other texture limit than what your gfx card can handle, and if there is still videomemory then that can't be it (I think :).
Are you loading the texture manually? If so then search your code, to see if you accidentally have the same variable name somewhere else...Otherwise, I think some code showing is in it's place ;)
[Edit]You can check in the debugger, what the texture handle is by the way...That might give you a clue...Or write a function that checks if the texture handle has changed and then put it in your main loop, so that it's called every frame...[/Edit]
PS: ZPlane looks nice...But the company link on your site seems to be empty.
Fredborg
Are you loading the texture manually? If so then search your code, to see if you accidentally have the same variable name somewhere else...Otherwise, I think some code showing is in it's place ;)
[Edit]You can check in the debugger, what the texture handle is by the way...That might give you a clue...Or write a function that checks if the texture handle has changed and then put it in your main loop, so that it's called every frame...[/Edit]
PS: ZPlane looks nice...But the company link on your site seems to be empty.
Fredborg