Instead of thinking, how about you actually do it?
"I view Python for game usage about the same as going fishing with a stick of dynamite. It will do the job but it's big, noisy, you'll probably get soaking wet and you've still got to get the damn fish out of the water." -taylor
raidho36 wrote:Love2d doesn't quite fit as a tool for creating 3D application. You should use different framework for that, like SDL.
No. Stop right there. First, some context...
(And that's quite a few versions ago)
Anyway, using my methods one could very very very easily recreate that UNIX file explorer thing from Jurassic Park.
But, it'd be a lot of work. My engine has a lot of code and a chunk system for optimizing when and where to draw things. And it's taken me all year so far to get to this point.
raidho36 wrote:Love2d doesn't quite fit as a tool for creating 3D application. You should use different framework for that, like SDL.
No. Stop right there. First, some context...
(And that's quite a few versions ago)
Anyway, using my methods one could very very very easily recreate that UNIX file explorer thing from Jurassic Park.
But, it'd be a lot of work. My engine has a lot of code and a chunk system for optimizing when and where to draw things. And it's taken me all year so far to get to this point.
If you wanted to amaze me with emulating 3d via 2d textured primitives that are then internally rendered via OpenGL in plain and straightforward hardware accelerated 3d, with all the 3d transformations pre-computed software with a scripting language, then you should've first though how inadequate the very idea of rendering 3d that way. It's like shitting through your mouth: it's cool that you can do it, but you shouldn't actually use it in practice, you have an asshole for that.
raidho36 wrote:If you wanted to amaze me with emulating 3d via 2d textured primitives that are then internally rendered via OpenGL in plain and straightforward hardware accelerated 3d, with all the 3d transformations pre-computed software with a scripting language, then you should've first though how inadequate the very idea of rendering 3d that way. It's like shitting through your mouth: it's cool that you can do it, but you shouldn't actually use it in practice, you have an asshole for that.
just something i want to tell you that the mods and admins in the forum donst like swearing and cursing
They do it themselves as far as I see it, but ok. Anyway, yeah, I acknowledge it's technically possible to re-create somewhat 3d graphics with love2d up until certain extent, but instead you should use specifically designed 3d graphics package (in fact here you're limited to OpenGL, and Windows would also support Direct3D).
