when green flag clicked
say [3D]

when green flag clicked
forever
(set 3D to .png)
end

Reizer52k wrote:

I dont know why but many scratch 3d games have got png.

when green flag clicked
forever
(set 3D to .png)
end

UndErSWAPPPP wrote:

holy yap
no offense

ametrine_ wrote:

UndErSWAPPPP wrote:

holy yap
no offense

…that's kind of the entire point of the forums

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

GL00B wrote:

The-Locust wrote:

3D raytracing is confusing, and the code is. Please don't get me on there

this topic is for advanced scratch, please do not get here as a “new scratcher” and start complaining about raytracing or whatever being confusing to you, as it's Fascinating to others who try to learn it

_-ValX-_ wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

You can’t consider this a 3D engine, since it cant render other objects (and it also doesn’t use any 3D polygons or points, it’s just a 2D drawing that looks like 3D). Try implementing real 3D techniques like rasterization or raycasting, and I’m pretty sure you would make an epic 3D engine

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

Raman15 wrote:

_-ValX-_ wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

You can’t consider this a 3D engine, since it cant render other objects (and it also doesn’t use any 3D polygons or points, it’s just a 2D drawing that looks like 3D). Try implementing real 3D techniques like rasterization or raycasting, and I’m pretty sure you would make an epic 3D engine

Btw I used pen not costume I swear to god

hashdashpotato wrote:

leogames2016 wrote:

GL00B wrote:

wasducks wrote:

GL00B wrote:

wasducks wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

ametrine_ wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

This is 3d, its just pseudo but it’s still the same thing

pseudo 3d is very much not the same as 3d

Yeah but at least kinda

bruh its in the name its def 3d ALSO I JUST REALIZED THAT WII SPORTS RESORT BOWLING USES RAYCASTING GASP ITS NOT JUST OUR PETTY LITTLE SCRATCH GAMES

I think it uses raycasting for detecting collisions or hit scans, something like that, and not rendering. not sure tho

yes I believe in bowling if you look at the side bumpers and walls you'll see that they are quite clearly raytraced, and I'm surprised they aren't more polished actually.

It's actually not raytraced my friend, it's basically fake reflections that almost all modern games today use, it's a very cool trick

Not if you use DX12's raytracing feature in your games. But keep in mind by doing so means losing out on userbase whose hardware can't handle hardware raytracing…

I'll have to make a note of this.

Raman15 wrote:

_-ValX-_ wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

You can’t consider this a 3D engine, since it cant render other objects (and it also doesn’t use any 3D polygons or points, it’s just a 2D drawing that looks like 3D). Try implementing real 3D techniques like rasterization or raycasting, and I’m pretty sure you would make an epic 3D engine

Btw I used pen not costume I swear to god

kittygamer8997 wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

_-ValX-_ wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

You can’t consider this a 3D engine, since it cant render other objects (and it also doesn’t use any 3D polygons or points, it’s just a 2D drawing that looks like 3D). Try implementing real 3D techniques like rasterization or raycasting, and I’m pretty sure you would make an epic 3D engine

Btw I used pen not costume I swear to god

Pen does not change the fact that the math isn’t 3D. 3D means it is calculating the positions of 3D points into 2D points with complex math to render. This is just 2D points creating an illusion. Use some tutorials to get started with. I recommend using MathMathMath’s tutorial to start with.

Penthusiast wrote:

kittygamer8997 wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

_-ValX-_ wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

You can’t consider this a 3D engine, since it cant render other objects (and it also doesn’t use any 3D polygons or points, it’s just a 2D drawing that looks like 3D). Try implementing real 3D techniques like rasterization or raycasting, and I’m pretty sure you would make an epic 3D engine

Btw I used pen not costume I swear to god

Pen does not change the fact that the math isn’t 3D. 3D means it is calculating the positions of 3D points into 2D points with complex math to render. This is just 2D points creating an illusion. Use some tutorials to get started with. I recommend using MathMathMath’s tutorial to start with.

I disagree with “complex” math. It's really not complex at all, and I think saying so is daunting to beginners. It's not rocket science, just a simple projection equation.

jacksonthoda wrote:

GLOOB can you make a tutorial about how to make a raytracing engine in scracth?

Penthusiast wrote:

kittygamer8997 wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

_-ValX-_ wrote:

Raman15 wrote:

I MADE A 3D ENGINE! Which is actually real 3D, hope you guys love it https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/1227771913/

You can’t consider this a 3D engine, since it cant render other objects (and it also doesn’t use any 3D polygons or points, it’s just a 2D drawing that looks like 3D). Try implementing real 3D techniques like rasterization or raycasting, and I’m pretty sure you would make an epic 3D engine

Btw I used pen not costume I swear to god

Pen does not change the fact that the math isn’t 3D. 3D means it is calculating the positions of 3D points into 2D points with complex math to render. This is just 2D points creating an illusion. Use some tutorials to get started with. I recommend using MathMathMath’s tutorial to start with.

I disagree with “complex” math. It's really not complex at all, and I think saying so is daunting to beginners. It's not rocket science, just a simple projection equation.