Is it possible to create 3D projects on scratch with reliefs? As if we could fall or something like that, or if it was possible to create 3d universes with high definition images, quality different colors scattered? And if so, how? Thank you for your answer!

People have done 3D stuff before, and it's in one of Griffpatch's tutorials and a lot of the featured Turbowarp projects. It's just an illusion that uses pen, and is not actual 3D

Oh ok i understand. But thanks for your answer !

GameCatastrophe0927 wrote:

People have done 3D stuff before, and it's in one of Griffpatch's tutorials and a lot of the featured Turbowarp projects. It's just an illusion that uses pen, and is not actual 3D

How do you define “real” 3D? A lot of those projects use 3D methods used by any other “real” 3D engines/games, it's just rendered at a lower resolution since scratch is rather slow. It's the same 3D math.

Penthusiast wrote:

How do you define “real” 3D? A lot of those projects use 3D methods used by any other “real” 3D engines/games, it's just rendered at a lower resolution since scratch is rather slow. It's the same 3D math.

I was dumbing it down for the purposes of simplicity, I don't think I need to exlain the history of computer graphics in some random forum post

Yes, it is possible! I can prove it: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/59886728

AS-coder wrote:

Yes, it is possible! I can prove it: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/59886728

I don't think this is necessary as I can prove it with the OP's own project