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New Offical Name: Real3D

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Downloading will make tilting work, and I do suggest turbo, but it renders pretty quickly so turbo is not needed.

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Updates have been made since you have downloaded Real3D.

I have created a 3D system in Scratch, letting you rotate, tilt, and move an object.
Using the Stretch block, this way of 3D may have not been seen before.
We have an offical name called Real3D. Guess where that name came from (hint: the answer is also a 3D game engine)

Not much to tell you really, it just lets you make an object 3D. 

Incase someone wants to remix it, I have set up a few guidelines:

Rules to using Real3D:

We want you to do:
● remix this and make a 3D game.
● fix bugs in the engine.
● add features to the engine.
● try to make it faster.
● add the 4th dimension to it, and let the person make a tesseract.
● vote for which engine is best.

You can:
● remix this to make your own 3D games.
● fix bugs in the engine.
● add features to the engine.
● make the engine faster.
● everything else on the want list.

We don't really want you to do but it's okay: (contains exceptions)
● make the engine slower accidentally or by adding big features.
● create bugs in the engine accidentally or by adding buggy features.
● make a remix that's over 10 MB. (but if it's due to good features, that's what we want you to do)
● make a poorly made change in a remix. (but if it's due to your lack of skill, we'll be a little more kind)


You can with permission:
● copy this with one or two changes.
● update the engine with an offical version number (unless we decide your remix will be the offical version number).

You can if I'm in your collab:
● anything that doesn't mean copying exactly, without permission.

You can't unless you're me:
● copy this without a single change.

Last edited by rdococ (2012-01-26 07:46:20)