Something to play with

Magic.X · 27th May 2003, 10:41

Some time ago, I made this 3D object but seems as if i have no use for this at the moment. Maybe some of you like to use it or want to dive into my crappy code and spice it up a bit.

Do whatever you please.

Jaheckelsafar · 27th May 2003, 16:26

Looks nifty, but I don't think it's true 3d man. Nice shape though.

Setting render mode to max blend get rid of the black line that goes from one end of the scope to the other. Then if you wand to maintain opacity you'd need to use two scopes and a buffer blend.

hungryskull · 28th May 2003, 01:02

Interesting shape.

sidd · 28th May 2003, 05:30

not really much use though

Magic.X · 28th May 2003, 05:40

Well its not true 3D in the sense that you have rotation and XY vars for everything, instead i stuck everything in very few lines.

The result is the same. You could do Z rotation or whatever but you need to "decompress" the code

[Ishan] · 28th May 2003, 07:01

It maybe useful but i'm not able to use it

shreyas_potnis · 28th May 2003, 08:39

It doesnt have the standard 3d-vars used here, so it is difficult to decode.

I will try

harry potter · 5th June 2003, 07:05

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It maybe useful but i'm not able to use it

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Tuggummi · 5th June 2003, 10:11

Very cool scope! I bet it took you a lot of work with all those if's & equals

I can picture this projected on a wall... must be pretty fucking cool

27th May 2003, 16:26	#2
Jaheckelsafar Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: home Posts: 1,318	Looks nifty, but I don't think it's true 3d man. Nice shape though. Setting render mode to max blend get rid of the black line that goes from one end of the scope to the other. Then if you wand to maintain opacity you'd need to use two scopes and a buffer blend. Stoke me a clipper. I'll be back for Christmas. - Arnold Rimmer Red Dwarf

28th May 2003, 01:02	#3
hungryskull Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Somewhere in Canada Posts: 776	Interesting shape. Darn, I can't think of anything to put here.

28th May 2003, 05:40	#5
Magic.X Major Dude Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: Leipzig / Germany Posts: 859	Well its not true 3D in the sense that you have rotation and XY vars for everything, instead i stuck everything in very few lines. The result is the same. You could do Z rotation or whatever but you need to "decompress" the code -=[The Ultimate VJ-Tool for AVS]=- Hotlist 2.3 developement thread (old)

28th May 2003, 07:01	#6
[Ishan] Major Dude Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: India Posts: 1,156	It maybe useful but i'm not able to use it Amateur AVS'er. All over again. Last AVS Pack : Resurgence

28th May 2003, 08:39	#7
shreyas_potnis Major Dude Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Mumbai, India Posts: 787	It doesnt have the standard 3d-vars used here, so it is difficult to decode. I will try http://home.iitb.ac*****~shreyaspotnis

28th May 2003, 05:30	#4
sidd Major Dude Join Date: May 2003 Location: Australia Posts: 1,353	not really much use though

5th June 2003, 07:05	#8
harry potter Junior Member Join Date: May 2003 Location: Jabalpur,India Posts: 24	<quote> It maybe useful but i'm not able to use it </quote>

5th June 2003, 10:11	#9
Tuggummi Bin King Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Finland Posts: 2,179	Very cool scope! I bet it took you a lot of work with all those if's & equals I can picture this projected on a wall... must be pretty fucking cool Texer Resources Im retarded... err i mean retired! Probably both...

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