-Fact- (Read ALL of this before playing the project please) You can click and drag to rotate the model, toggle z-buffering, and set wind speed via the controls on screen. You can also scroll or use the arrow keys to zoom. -Fact- You can use @nXIII's phosphorus for less lag! - http://phosphorus.github.io/#40798330 -Fact- The blades in wind turbines convert forward force into torque. This is used to drive a dynamo that converts that into electrical energy. -Fact- I thought the original project (by @Yoda-Monkey) had some real potential, but I didn't feel like it was achieving that. So I made this. -Fact- I was too lazy to fiddle with camera fov and such so I made this orthographic. I think it looks fine. -Fact- I was also too lazy to implement heapsort so that's why z-buffering lags so much... -Fact- The wind turbine model was made by me in Sketchup. I wrote a program to convert the model's vertices into a Scratch list. -Fact- I would like to thank @Jamohyperturbopro and @DadOfMrLog for their superfast triangle filler script - https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/24828481/ -Fact- I should probably stop mimicking the original project and saying -Fact- all the time... :P
