I want to learn how to create a 3d engine, usable for stuff like animated pen intros, mostly for games tho, such as recreating TABS (Totally Accurate Battle Simulator) in scratch. I have some experience, and have created several slow, weak and unstable wireframe engines, but nothing with tri fill. I would also need BSP (Binary Space Partitioning) and .obj importing for maps. Before you say “Just use someones 3d engine” I would like to make my own, as nothing gives a deeper level of understanding of a project than coding it yourself from scratch. If anyone has experience in the subject a collab/tutorial/just friendly advice would be appreciated. I know basically nothing, reading through wikipedia now.

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play sound [llama noise]

I'm pretty sure you could find a tutorial by just searching on scratch, but in case you don't want to I found one in the forums right here. Also, help with scripts is more for getting help with a specific problem than making a whole project.

MrKingofScratch wrote:

I'm pretty sure you could find a tutorial by just searching on scratch, but in case you don't want to I found one in the forums right here. Also, help with scripts is more for getting help with a specific problem than making a whole project.

That forum post is massively outdated as there are a multitude of better and up to date methods within scratch 3.0, although this forum is indeed for asking for help with a single specific scripting problem rather than an entire project. If you're looking to create an entire project with others, you should go to the collaboration forum.

Thanks, will remove post. First time!

pen down
draw something cool
pen up
add [drawing] to [random cool stuff that doesnt exist]
play sound [llama noise]