Oh yeah -- and: Please read ALL of the project notes... It might answer a lot of your questions. :P ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This Studio: http://scratch.mit.edu/studios/180262/ contains examples for projects that use this method. Look at their scripts if you want. :D
>> Great job Rem3_1415926! He translated it to German! Hier ist die deutsche Version des Projekts: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Rem3_1415926/2905795 >> For those of you who want to know, BYOB (now called Snap!) is a modded version of Scratch (some people who aren't the Scratch team tweaked the code a bit to make something different... you can think of it as a remix of Scratch). In it you can define your own blocks, kind of like you can do in Scratch now (in older versions of scratch this wasn't possible). There also used to be a "library" of blocks for Scratch mods, and the first block you see in this tutorial was taken from there. It isn't something you can use directly in Scratch, this tutorial just uses a simplified idea using this block to draw in 3D. >> If you use the tutorial, please put a link to this project! I want lots of Scratchers to learn how to make this type of 3D! >> It's finally here! Thanks everyone for being patient! If this helped you, please press love-it and give me a link to your creation! >> This took a lot of work, but not the same kind of work as my 3D stuff... To make a long story short: I hate the disappearing text bug. D: It worked out in the end though. >> Hopefully you understand everything here. Otherwise, just ask in the comments, and I'll answer your questions! >> Read the WHOLE tutorial please! Until the end! >> Here are some links that I mentioned in the tutorial: Trigonometry tutorials: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/AtomicBawm3/1884342 http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/ergoJava/1401848 http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Kileymeister/1584815 BYOB Block (mentioned in tutorial): http://www.weebly.com/uploads/5/4/1/3/5413503/802147715.gif Checking for hidden lines using math: http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/Jamohyperturbopro/2578230 >> List of AWESOME ideas for 3D Wireframes and Projects that were suggested in the comments: (feel free to use them! :D) 3D Car 3D Pop can 3D Dog 20 Sided cube 8-piece slider puzzle Sudoko cube 3D Sky 3x3x3 Rubik's cube 2x2x2 Rubik's cube Cat Togepi?!? (pokemon) Minecraft guy Megaminx 3D Simple space ship (future style) 3D Baseball 3D Football 3D Lego block 3D Creeper 3D Model of earth 3D Birthday Cake 3D Ninja 3D Flower 3D Mario Cart 3D Playable Pyraminx 3D Bill Nye the Science Guy?!?
