There's a little over 3800 lines of code for the whole thing. If you would like, I could give you the executible and readme. I cannot post the package because its about 163KB.
I can email it as an attachment, though.
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It'd be more useful as a .dll if not the source code, you wont be able to add it to a program anyone is making if its in .exe form
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Well, this is just a personal project so I can (1) build a portofolio for industry, (2) sharpen my skills in programming, and (3) have some fun with something I learned.
This was meant to be a complete project by itself because it is not all that big (relatively. )
And lastly, I don't know how to build dlls using C++ and never thought of that option. (Probably that's why there's forums... )
If you have some sources for the dll thing, I could break it down into a few dlls, so it will be easier to update if I decide to actually build this up even further. It would be most appreciated.
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I can't use C++ so I couldn't tell you how to make a dll in it however its simple in VB so I wouldn't think it would be too difficult. You'd only need to put it as one dll,no??
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This is closed source (sorry , I need this for my portfolio.), however, if you are creating something similar and need some help, I am willing to share some insight.
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Originally posted by Darkwraith In order to render a surface in three-dimensional space, you set up a grid of vertices. Then go through the grid in a Z fashion rendering each strip.
Well its not quite that simple.
If you know the x,y,z values of anything to draw (a dot for example) where on the screen should it be drawn?
If you also have a camera that could be moved and rotated...thats alot of thing you have to calculate, so its really not that simple...
Darkwraith, any chance you could post the new version?
Plus, could you make the wire mesh the default fill?
And do you have a website or something where you can post up the latest version?
There are 10 types of people in the world - those that understand binary, and those that don't.
I am still working on the newest revision, though. There were a few bugs with the equation editor (like a totally invalid function crashing the program. )
Sorry thast this has been going so slow. I wanted to finish an algorithm that I was working on (check "Draft for collision") first before I completed some of the major revisions.
When you press a key (say rotate in some axis), it rotates a small amount, then there's a delay, then it smoothly continues rotating.
Can you implement some sort of mouse rotation?
Can you make the form resizable? I know it at least runs full screen cos I ran it with the shell function and vbMaximise parameter from vb
I have not implemented these yet either. I will make the default, though, to be culled line.
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