There isn't much you can do to make a 3d game without raycasting or raytracing, maybe there's some crazy method out there but I doubt it..

jakey13l wrote:

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You can attempt a 2D image in the costume editor to look like a 3D image, but you have to understand that a 3D project is all math, so you likely couldn't do a “no math project” unlike a 2D game.

Many modern 3d graphics renderers render triangles rather than raycasting. This allows it to have better performance. However, it won't be realistic like the raycasting / raytracing method without severely harming the performance.

I mean you can make a rotating 3d cube that can rotate and stuff using rotational matrices but making a full 3D game with that is hard

If i was a bot, how would i be able to send live pic and videos? lol

Would you like it first person or third? This might give everyone a better understanding of the method you want

good, but not game efficient
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To both you and @31kimliam, please don't necropost! this post is extremely old and posting on It brings it back to the top page making it harder to help others