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stuntman021 wrote:

You don't. It's impossible.

nothing is impossible    I saw a man fly yesterday

there may be a way i think i know how to do that. you have a plain gray map but it has difrent parts then you use a dot to represent the object when the dot is touching difrent parts of the map it makes it look difrent from difrent veiws  then have white clear sprints so when the object touches them it looks difrent to so it gives the efect of 3d. now its realy hard to explane so you'l just have to hope i do it so you can see what i'm talking about.

awsomemaster wrote:

there may be a way i think i know how to do that. you have a plain gray map but it has difrent parts then you use a dot to represent the object when the dot is touching difrent parts of the map it makes it look difrent from difrent veiws  then have white clear sprints so when the object touches them it looks difrent to so it gives the efect of 3d. now its realy hard to explane so you'l just have to hope i do it so you can see what i'm talking about.

Thats what i did

if you guys want to make your series of screen shots look like they point twords the sprite's direction, use this kind of code.

switchtocostume[((((direction-90)*64))/360)*-1)]
where 64 is the number of costums.

I use ths metod in http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/NXTGeek/293561 (sorry it wont let me post a normal link)

Last edited by NXTGeek (2008-11-07 09:09:36)

does it cost money? (   i like blender....wiht more complexity comes more power)

To make a 3D project, you need to mix the ZoomX(Created by Inventor coming out in a week), the ScrollX and ScrollY together(Williamstaa has one of both in 1 project!) and the hideX/Y/Edge(Created by Inventor coming out in 2 days)! Put'em in 1, draw a 3D object, add the scripts in and... PRESTO!

<when green flag clicked><forever><if><key[up]pressed?><change size by(-5)

ah, there are way to mathematically do all the base 3D calculations....but that requires ALOT of trig and math.....

you could also take a picture of a 3d object, crop it in  photoshop , save and import.

bart9032 wrote:

fg123 wrote:

you could also take a picture of a 3d object, crop it in  photoshop , save and import.

Only one problem, I don't have photoshop.

Then crop it in MS Paint

bart9032 wrote:

coolstuff wrote:

bart9032 wrote:

Only one problem, I don't have photoshop.

Then crop it in MS Paint

Don't have it but I can crop it in Microsoft digital image suite 2006!

If you have a PC you should have paint. If you have a mac then you won't have it, but there's lots of great image editing tools for mac...

if you want a 3d program use softimage xsi 6 mod tool. Blender is to complicated and mod tool comes with tutorials. or wait for Croquet.

you can make things look 3d by using layers to see what I mean look here http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Tickles/365321