Add Render3D() method to GlTexture class to draw images in 3D space.#350
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SimpleDisplayImage example also modified to show this feature.
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I couldnt find a direct way to do this on the library and I think it can also be helpful for other developers.
Add Render3D() method to GlTexture class to allow drawing images in 3D space.
SimpleDisplayImage example also modified to show this feature.
Only tested on Ubuntu 14.04 but I think code is quite standard.