3D on scratch, And how it's professionally accomplished

Raman15

Raman15 wrote:
Penthusiast wrote:
Raman15 wrote:
Penthusiast wrote:
ultracat31 wrote:
To be honest, the fact that Glue3D is a 3D engine that is made in scratch is not impressive, what is impressive, is that it is a polished one that is actually more efficient than making your own.

Surely it is impressive to make a 3D engine on scratch
Yeah and I’m literally working on something called Piano Tiles 3D and Piano Tiles 3D Level Maker

Sounds cool, I've only done raymarchers on scratch so far, haven't played with rasterization
I hope it doesn’t only sound cool but it is gonna be cool, I’m soon done with it, it’s coming today or tomorrow this December

PIANO TILES 3D IS RELEASED! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1256054416 there is a level editor in a separate project you can find in the description

Raman15

Raman15 wrote:
Raman15 wrote:
Penthusiast wrote:
Raman15 wrote:
Penthusiast wrote:
ultracat31 wrote:
To be honest, the fact that Glue3D is a 3D engine that is made in scratch is not impressive, what is impressive, is that it is a polished one that is actually more efficient than making your own.

Surely it is impressive to make a 3D engine on scratch
Yeah and I’m literally working on something called Piano Tiles 3D and Piano Tiles 3D Level Maker

Sounds cool, I've only done raymarchers on scratch so far, haven't played with rasterization
I hope it doesn’t only sound cool but it is gonna be cool, I’m soon done with it, it’s coming today or tomorrow this December
PIANO TILES 3D IS RELEASED! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1256054416 there is a level editor in a separate project you can find in the description

Hope it’s good enough for pen pros olympics

_-ValX-_

akosswan4 wrote:
ban now

Are you being fr

retro2D

_-ValX-_ wrote:
retro2D wrote:
Sorry, I did not mean to be rude. I didn't mean to direct anything towards GL00B, I didn't really think that much when posting. Also, what are bone animations?
It's not that mean after all, I was tired yesterday and maybe I've been a bit rude

I kinda thought it was a BIT mean tbh (my post)

akosswan4

piz now 3d editor

Deelapie

Gl00b wrote: I don't think any advanced tutorials exsist… you can use the green flash's tutorial for sprite 3D.. but that's all i can think of
(forgot to press the quote button)

If there are non, just create them yourself!

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_-ValX-_

retro2D wrote:
I kinda thought it was a BIT mean tbh (my post)

its not dont worry

Raman15

Raman15 wrote:
Raman15 wrote:
Raman15 wrote:
Penthusiast wrote:
Raman15 wrote:
Penthusiast wrote:
ultracat31 wrote:
To be honest, the fact that Glue3D is a 3D engine that is made in scratch is not impressive, what is impressive, is that it is a polished one that is actually more efficient than making your own.

Surely it is impressive to make a 3D engine on scratch
Yeah and I’m literally working on something called Piano Tiles 3D and Piano Tiles 3D Level Maker

Sounds cool, I've only done raymarchers on scratch so far, haven't played with rasterization
I hope it doesn’t only sound cool but it is gonna be cool, I’m soon done with it, it’s coming today or tomorrow this December
PIANO TILES 3D IS RELEASED! https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1256054416 there is a level editor in a separate project you can find in the description
Hope it’s good enough for pen pros olympics

Bruh no one noticed

hiroyoshi0412

I'm trying similar ideas in a simpler form

Developing something that helps me understand perspective, and this really helped a LOT.

Tell me, how does one achieve such a high understanding of scratch? The code in your projects look complex and I struggle to understand it

Nepalonbudgie

set [ v] to []
change [ v] by (0)

you can make gravity or make the scripts for the 3D sprite

lukee339

ok but there's my team account link here! —–> link here!

qaishp

i dont know

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