define 3d

ranchosimon wrote:

define 3d

I know I have seen a lot of 3d projects and games,
but is it a trick?
Don't get mad at me because I'm only 7 years old.

awesome-llama wrote:

Many of the projects truly represent positions in 3 dimensions. Positions transformed and projected into the camera and on to your screen is performed in the same way any non-scratch 3D renderer would. The knowledge is transferable. Many 3D renderers on Scratch handle triangles, which is often handled in non-scratch renderers too, though generally the reliance on pen in Scratch means that the rasterisation is achieved in process that isn't so straightforward.

I think this is what you are asking if there is a “trick”, which the answer is no for many projects.

Imtwentytenth wrote:

Well, 3d projects use pen, so I can say that's a trick.

ranchosimon wrote:

define 3d

I know I have seen a lot of 3d projects and games,
but is it a trick?
Don't get mad at me because I'm only 7 years old.

ranchosimon wrote:

define 3d

I know I have seen a lot of 3d projects and games,
but is it a trick?
Don't get mad at me because I'm only 7 years old.

lilwolf1722 wrote:

ranchosimon wrote:

define 3d

I know I have seen a lot of 3d projects and games,
but is it a trick?
Don't get mad at me because I'm only 7 years old.

I'm 8

indigomoondev wrote:

ranchosimon wrote:

define 3d

I know I have seen a lot of 3d projects and games,
but is it a trick?
Don't get mad at me because I'm only 7 years old.

yeah it does exist, here are some examples too:

3D Car
Butter 3D Engine
3D Maze v0.12

of course there is much more content, but these are just examples.

also, all of these projects are made with the pen extension, so yeah i think you can consider it a “trick”?

thunderzee17 wrote:

ranchosimon wrote:

define 3d

I know I have seen a lot of 3d projects and games,
but is it a trick?
Don't get mad at me because I'm only 7 years old.

awesome-llama wrote:

Many of the projects truly represent positions in 3 dimensions. Positions transformed and projected into the camera and on to your screen is performed in the same way any non-scratch 3D renderer would. The knowledge is transferable. Many 3D renderers on Scratch handle triangles, which is often handled in non-scratch renderers too, though generally the reliance on pen in Scratch means that the rasterisation is achieved in process that isn't so straightforward.

I think this is what you are asking if there is a “trick”, which the answer is no for many projects.

Imtwentytenth wrote:

Well, 3d projects use pen, so I can say that's a trick.

It is real i just don't know

Imtwentytenth wrote:

Well, 3d projects use pen, so I can say that's a trick.

ranchosimon wrote:

define 3d

I know I have seen a lot of 3d projects and games,
but is it a trick?
Don't get mad at me because I'm only 7 years old.

thunderzee17 wrote:

Scratch is mostly 2d but can be 3d

define 3d
if <> then

end