Difference between revisions of "Libs3D Library"

Revision as of 04:34, 28 January 2026

As we have seen, when it comes to 3D, Gideros has a bunch of helper files packed in the Library folder.

Here is the plan:

I will try to impress you with 3D Gideros ✨.

Create a new Gideros project and add these two folders in the assets folder:

You can run your project, you should have a blank screen.

As we are more learning than making a game, we won't really care if the 3D assets don't match 🤷‍♂️!

To do.

You are strongly encouraged to mess with the code.

Bye for now!

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+== I am ready ==
+As we have seen, when it comes to 3D, Gideros has a bunch of helper files packed in the '''Library''' folder.
+Here is the plan:
+* start with shapes
+* add some .obj models
+* maybe some .glb files
+* some .fbx animations
+I will try to impress you with 3D Gideros ✨.
+Create a new Gideros project and add these two folders in the '''''assets''''' folder:
+*'''3dbase'''
+*'''luashader'''
-== I am real 3D ==
+You can run your project, you should have a blank screen.
-First and foremost, for 3D, we set our application as such. There are many ways to tell our application be 3D:
-* application ''configureFrustum''
-* Matrix ''orthographicProjection''
-* Matrix ''perspectiveProjection''
-* Viewport ''setProjection''
-Let's see some of those making our first steps in Gideros 3D.
+== The Ground ==
+As we are more learning than making a game, we won't really care if the 3D assets don't match 🤷‍♂️!
-== TO DO ==
-=== TO DO ===
-As seen above, first we set our application 3D: ''configureFrustum''.
-To do.
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