I'm making a game called Stickshift that needs a good 3D engine. I plan on using sprite projection, so I don't need a full poly-based true 3D renderer, but I need something a bit more complex than raycasting. Binary Space Partitioning would be good, but the only people who have figured that out on Scratch won't tell how and the code is unreadable. Also, the engines tend to have some rather large issues, like horrible optimization and limited to no texturing…

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this guy has a good video on it

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHJtjhNFrXQ

Not actually all that useful…

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bump again. I must keep this on the front page. If I keep it on the front page long enough, someone will be helpful…

That was even less helpful, as it's completely the wrong kind of graphical system. I'm looking for something like DOOM…

Didn't Griffpatch cover an entire tutorial series on 3D raycaster type projects?

yeah but hes looking for bsp


i don't really know maybe try reaching out to someone like griffpatch of some other 3d master for advice, if not, griffpatch has a program to speak to him on his youtube membership, maybe try that?

I tried contacting griffpatch through email, but he didn't respond and I'm not a channel member. Basically, nobody who's good enough to have figured out BSP is still directly interacting with their fanbase…

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maybe try taking a bsp project like laser tag and putting most of it in a back pack and using that