MaxCoderz

I have made a couple of minor improvements to the engine and thought I'd put out the classic "bouncing cubes" demo. The framerate is still reasonable enough given the increase in complexity. TI-83+ version: http://home.iprimus.com.au/qarnos/democube.8xp TI-86 version: http://home.iprimus.c...

I know their diffrent...I was talking about speed and number of posible images/objects at a time... or in other words...could I make a shooter out of this, and if so, how easily Do you think 3D multi-calc first person shooters are possible with this? or would it just be too slow? I wouldn't really ...

Will you be able to rotate the screen around the 3D model? Are you talking about being able to view a 3D world fom any particilar viewpoint? If so, then yes. I just need to write the code to create a "camera matrix", which is a matrix which allows you to transform a 3D world to how it wou...

Best of luck with this project... nice to see polygon filling now :) EDIT: How are you dealing with depth-ordering pixels? A square is usually a nasty shape to draw if you only sort the entire polygon's depth... and I'd have thought per-pixel to be too slow/memory intensive. Thanks, Ben. Although I...

Question: Does it require lots of painful math to create something, or do you have another sort of setup to create models and such? Nah, it's really quite simple. You just define an abject as a series of XYZ points, such as: .db -64, -64, 0 ; define a square .db -64, 64, 0 .db 64, 64, 0 .db 64, -64...

It runs quite smoothly. http://www.hszk.bme.hu/~pg429/misc/cube83p.gif By the way, TASM gives two errors, because the strings 'Invalid screen co-ordinates' and 'clipping overflow' are too long. Thanks for that. I must have some kind of error checking disabled, since I don't get those. But I had not...

Hello everyone! After posting some of this stuff to the A83 mailing list I received an e-mail from one of your members asking me to get involved in this forum. I have been working on a realtime 3D engine for Z80-based systems, mainly targeted at the Z80-based TI calculators, but designed to be easil...