How do you make 3D stuff?

honeyr2

when green flag clicked
wait until <(I've got the answer!) = [1]>
switch costume to [celebrate v]
say [Thanks!]

Last edited by honeyr2 (June 17, 2016 16:29:00)

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PaprsoftGames

honeyr2 wrote:

when green flag clicked
wait until <(I've got the answer!) = [1]>
switch costume to [celabrate v]
say [Thanks!]

Correction, Celebrate.

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DudmasterUltra

Here's a little piece of code to generate a 3D sprite (not wireframe)

when green flag clicked
forever
show
clear
repeat (10)
stamp
change y by (1)
end

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TrueThirteen

If you mean an ACTUAL 3d project, it's a little complicated. There are multiple variables that record where the pen should go to next, which is the basic part of it. Of course, this requires a lot of math, so I don't understand it fully, because I am really bad at math

The whole thing is basically manipulating the variables, which include the line X, line Y, line Z (depth), and the camera X, Y and Z.
If you are feeling good about yourself, try checking out @r2dav2 s project right here and try to make sense of what his script does.- http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/17092533/#editor

owiller

why not like 10000 dots over lapping like so…

when green flag clicked
forever
    
go to x: (blank) y: (blank)
set [ ontop or not] to [1/0]
end

im always agravatied when i try to base off a 3d script and its all varibel if type stuff,so i cant find the real simple hidden script!

Alberknyis

Raycasters (simple ones) aren't that hard, at least the ones I've seen so far. If you want to go farther than that, I suggest arrays. I don't know why.

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