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

ZzWaterzZ

how would you detect collisions

Nolobot

Very cool tutorial. I would love to learn how to make make a tri-filler type of 3d in scratch. Maybe if you make more tutorials we can all learn more about your accomplishments

youngexpendable12

Nolobot wrote:
Very cool tutorial. I would love to learn how to make make a tri-filler type of 3d in scratch. Maybe if you make more tutorials we can all learn more about your accomplishments

burgers1998

COME ON ITS ALMOST FRIDAY!!!

mariofan260

ZzWaterzZ wrote:
how would you detect collisions

I would say detect if a side was past the points of another side and if so, push it back. You can find the points through whatever variables or lists you keep the coordinates for the points in. Hope this helps!

P.S. I'm not entirely sure as i'm still learning 3D so check this first please

Edit: in case you need to know how far to push it back, if you have speed x, y, and z variables those should do the job as long as their value isn't reset by the time you detect collisions.

Last edited by mariofan260 (Jan. 29, 2026 12:33:09)

ZzWaterzZ

mariofan260 wrote:
ZzWaterzZ wrote:
how would you detect collisions
I would say detect if a side was past the points of another side and if so, push it back. You can find the points through whatever variables or lists you keep the coordinates for the points in. Hope this helps!

P.S. I'm not entirely sure as i'm still learning 3D so check this first please

Edit: in case you need to know how far to push it back, if you have speed x, y, and z variables those should do the job as long as their value isn't reset by the time you detect collisions.

thanks

burgers1998

uhhhhhhhh, when is it gonna release (I)W(I) <(meowth)

burgers1998

(probably) 2 days!!! (source: comment on profile about a stream)

mariofan260

ZzWaterzZ wrote:
mariofan260 wrote:
ZzWaterzZ wrote:
how would you detect collisions
I would say detect if a side was past the points of another side and if so, push it back. You can find the points through whatever variables or lists you keep the coordinates for the points in. Hope this helps!

P.S. I'm not entirely sure as i'm still learning 3D so check this first please

Edit: in case you need to know how far to push it back, if you have speed x, y, and z variables those should do the job as long as their value isn't reset by the time you detect collisions.

thanks

you're welcome! Glad I could help!

Yuting1112

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1246546999/ bySpiderman_1014
it Clipping

Yuting1112

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ametrine_

gl00b just announced he's releasing glue3d today!
(but only offsite because apparently scratch might take it down)

burgers1998

YES!!!!!!!!!! (huh? why would it be taken down???)

Raman15

ametrine_ wrote:
gl00b just announced he's releasing glue3d today!
(but only offsite because apparently scratch might take it down)

Why would scratch take it down?

ametrine_

Raman15 wrote:
Why would scratch take it down?

dunno, he said that in the announcement though

burgers1998

where's the announcement anyway?

ametrine_

burgers1998 wrote:
where's the announcement anyway?

offsite, i can't say where

fenchthebuilder13

Glue3D is a 3D game engine that is integrated within Scratch, a visual programming language. It allows users to create 3D games and experiences using Scratch's interface. This engine provides a platform for users to explore 3D game development in a user-friendly environment.

burgers1998

the game will be off site, or the announcement

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burgers1998

HES STREAMING ON YOUTUBE!!!!!!!!!!!

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