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3d links pls!!!
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There are so many types of 3d, could you be more specific...raycasting, voxel, polygons, sprites?
You might be a redneck if... you think a megabyte is a good day of fishing.
You might be a redneck if... you think a megabyte is a good day of fishing.
Barok,
toshi has several pages... which one(s) were you refering to?
(You might want to add a link to the page you were referring to...)
btw: Wireframe, Shaded, textured, perspective, orthographic, Lighted, lit wireframe, cartoon... there are many types of 3D styles...
Basically 3D programming is a concept that you must understand regardless of what language you are using...
The best site I can think of off the top of my head is
which is also where (as you will see) where toshi got a lot of his ideas...
this will teach you concepts for many graphical effects...
(though it is intended for C/C++ users)
but no matter what language you use, the concepts and processes are all the same...
Have Fun, Be Young... Code BASIC
-Josh
toshi has several pages... which one(s) were you refering to?
(You might want to add a link to the page you were referring to...)
btw: Wireframe, Shaded, textured, perspective, orthographic, Lighted, lit wireframe, cartoon... there are many types of 3D styles...
Basically 3D programming is a concept that you must understand regardless of what language you are using...
The best site I can think of off the top of my head is
which is also where (as you will see) where toshi got a lot of his ideas...
this will teach you concepts for many graphical effects...
(though it is intended for C/C++ users)
but no matter what language you use, the concepts and processes are all the same...
Have Fun, Be Young... Code BASIC
-Josh
hmm... check out delta software. (forget the link) it has raycasting tutorials. three sections: beginners, improving the raycaster, and making an advanced raycaster. a very nice download. made by joe king.
i'm assuming raycasting, but i don't know. tell us what technique you're using... then someone can help you. 3d's not my strong point
i'm assuming raycasting, but i don't know. tell us what technique you're using... then someone can help you. 3d's not my strong point
the link is...
And the tutorials are...
under the Projects area...
Good Luck ;-)
Have Fun, Be Young... Code BASIC
-Josh
And the tutorials are...
under the Projects area...
Good Luck ;-)
Have Fun, Be Young... Code BASIC
-Josh
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