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XplodingEggs wrote:

What kind of 3D game do you want to make? If its a game like the Legend of Zelda, then you would just have to have about 500 different costumes, and have a very specific code setting for each one, but if its something simple, such as Reamm's 3D cube, then you could just have a large number of sprites all in a very exact position, or, if you're looking for a challenge, then you could have one single sprite with about 20 different costumes, then moving up and down stamping and clearing itself.
I hope this helps, and Scratch On! 

I want to do something like the simple game you showed. How could I do that? 


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coolstuff wrote:

I would go so far as to say that it's nearly impossible.

I wouldn't! 

I'll upload something

coolstuff wrote:

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

I would go so far as to say that it's nearly impossible.

I wouldn't! 

I'll upload something

I said it would be nearly impossible, not impossible  . But for full, reliable 3D, you need to get a megaton of experience.

I've made a 3D fps engine before (not the one I uploaded)

EDIT: you just have to be good at knowing what math to use 

Last edited by ScratchReallyROCKS (2010-10-02 08:25:56)

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

I wouldn't! 

I'll upload something

I said it would be nearly impossible, not impossible  . But for full, reliable 3D, you need to get a megaton of experience.

I've made a 3D fps engine before (not the one I uploaded)

EDIT: you just have to be good at knowing what math to use 

Okay, but 3D engines in Scratch tend to be very slow and impractical

Harakou wrote:

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

I said it would be nearly impossible, not impossible  . But for full, reliable 3D, you need to get a megaton of experience.

I've made a 3D fps engine before (not the one I uploaded)

EDIT: you just have to be good at knowing what math to use 

Okay, but 3D engines in Scratch tend to be very slow and impractical

True, but not if you know how do do it.

Harakou wrote:

ScratchReallyROCKS wrote:

Harakou wrote:

Okay, but 3D engines in Scratch tend to be very slow and impractical

True, but not if you know how do do it.

Okay Mr. Genius, prove it.    Even the best 3D engines I've seen are slow.

I'll upload it tonight. It's won't be slow, but it won't be fast either.

EDIT: what about this?

Last edited by ScratchReallyROCKS (2010-10-03 19:57:13)

randomuser1 wrote:

Hi, I want to know how to make a really cool 3-d object on scratch. How?     Looking at the scripts for 3-D projects help a little bit, but I still don't understand. Please tell me how, I really want to learn! 

if you want to do simple 3d objects that you have to move away to avoid, you could use the change X and Y position and do if touching object and y position not equal to -148 or something like that. i am not completely sure though 

You first go to the setting. Click "I want my _____ (Coudn't think of a word) to be 3-D. Write the name of it. You will have to have a 6 day wait. After 6 days you make your _____ and it automatically becomes 3-D.

I was just kiddin (Talking to ScratchReallyROCKS)