Rendering basic 3D using only DBP's 2D line command

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Posted: 2nd Feb 2007 00:00 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2007 12:59

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This code snippet simulates 3D using just DBP's 2D lines for rendering. DX9 and OpenGL are of course much faster and have more functionality, but it was fun to make my own.
I get 50-70fps for the 432 lines that are drawn in the example.

I didn't add triangle support or a zbuffer because I don't think DBP would be able to compile it into fast enough code for any use (and I think it would be really hard to make a good zbuffer), but this example with lines is still interesting.

You can fly around using mouse look and WASD, and you can roll the camera using Q/E. The rotation method I used was YXZ.

Note I don't ever use DBP's camera or any objects.

Here is the code:

sync on
sync rate 0
cls
hide mouse
type vec3
   x as float
   y as float
   z as float
endtype

type vecvec3
   x as vec3
   y as vec3
   z as vec3
endtype

type camera_type
   angle as vec3 rem note: Y axis is the first angle (global), then X, then Z (relative/local)
   axis as vecvec3
   position as vec3
   fov as float
   aspect_ratio as float
endtype

global camera as camera_type
camera.fov=80
camera.aspect_ratio=(1.0*screen width())/screen height()
do
   cls
   cy#=cy#+mousemovex()*0.5
   cx#=cx#+mousemovey()*0.5
   camera.angle.y=curveangle(cy#,camera.angle.y,2)
   camera.angle.x=curveangle(cx#,camera.angle.x,2)
   camera.angle.z=camera.angle.z*0.99+(keystate(16)-keystate(18))
   update_camera()
   zmove#=(keystate(17)-keystate(31))*0.1
   xmove#=(keystate(32)-keystate(30))*0.1
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.z.x*zmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.z.y*zmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.z.z*zmove#
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.x.x*xmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.x.y*xmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.x.z*xmove#
   if camera.position.x<-30 then camera.position.x=-30
   if camera.position.y<-30 then camera.position.y=-30
   if camera.position.z<-30 then camera.position.z=-30
   if camera.position.x>30 then camera.position.x=30
   if camera.position.y>30 then camera.position.y=30
   if camera.position.z>30 then camera.position.z=30
   ink -1,0
   print "FPS:",screen fps()
   lock pixels
   for x=-6 to 6 step 6
      for y=-6 to 6 step 6
         for z=-6 to 6 step 6
            ink rgb((x+6)/12.0*255.0,(y+6)/12.0*255.0,(z+6)/12.0*255.0),0
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,0+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,3+z,1+x,0+y,3+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,2+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,2+y,3+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)

draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,-1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,3+z,-1+x,2+y,3+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,-1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,3+z,-1+x,2+y,3+z)

draw_line(1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,3+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,3+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)

draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,-1+x,0+y,3+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,0+y,3+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,2+y,1+z,-1+x,2+y,3+z)
            draw_line(1+x,2+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)
         next z
      next y
   next x
   unlock pixels
   sync
loop

function update_camera()
   xx0#=1:xy0#=0:xz1#=0:yx0#=0:yy0#=1:yz1#=0:zx2#=0:zy1#=0:zz1#=1
   xx2#=xx0#*cos(camera.angle.z):xy1#=xx0#*sin(camera.angle.z)
   yx2#=-yy0#*sin(camera.angle.z):yy1#=yy0#*cos(camera.angle.z)
   xy2#=xy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-xz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   xz2#=xz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+xy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yy2#=yy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-yz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yz2#=yz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+yy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zy2#=zy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-zz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zz2#=zz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+zy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   camera.axis.x.x=xx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+xz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.x.y=xy2#
   camera.axis.x.z=xz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-xx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.x=yx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+yz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.y=yy2#
   camera.axis.y.z=yz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-yx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.x=zx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+zz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.y=zy2#
   camera.axis.z.z=zz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-zx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
endfunction

function draw_line(x0#,y0#,z0#,x1#,y1#,z1#)
   x0#=x0#-camera.position.x:y0#=y0#-camera.position.y:z0#=z0#-camera.position.z
   x1#=x1#-camera.position.x:y1#=y1#-camera.position.y:z1#=z1#-camera.position.z

x00#=x0#*camera.axis.x.x+y0#*camera.axis.x.y+z0#*camera.axis.x.z
   y00#=x0#*camera.axis.y.x+y0#*camera.axis.y.y+z0#*camera.axis.y.z
   z00#=x0#*camera.axis.z.x+y0#*camera.axis.z.y+z0#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z00#<=0 then exitfunction
   x0=(x00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y0=(0-y00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5

x10#=x1#*camera.axis.x.x+y1#*camera.axis.x.y+z1#*camera.axis.x.z
   y10#=x1#*camera.axis.y.x+y1#*camera.axis.y.y+z1#*camera.axis.y.z
   z10#=x1#*camera.axis.z.x+y1#*camera.axis.z.y+z1#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z10#<=0 then exitfunction
   x1=(x10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y1=(0-y10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5
   line x0,y0,x1,y1
endfunction

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sync on
sync rate 0
cls
hide mouse
type vec3
   x as float
   y as float
   z as float
endtype

type vecvec3
   x as vec3
   y as vec3
   z as vec3
endtype

type camera_type
   angle as vec3 rem note: Y axis is the first angle (global), then X, then Z (relative/local)
   axis as vecvec3
   position as vec3
   fov as float
   aspect_ratio as float
endtype

global camera as camera_type
camera.fov=80
camera.aspect_ratio=(1.0*screen width())/screen height()
do
   cls
   cy#=cy#+mousemovex()*0.5
   cx#=cx#+mousemovey()*0.5
   camera.angle.y=curveangle(cy#,camera.angle.y,2)
   camera.angle.x=curveangle(cx#,camera.angle.x,2)
   camera.angle.z=camera.angle.z*0.99+(keystate(16)-keystate(18))
   update_camera()
   zmove#=(keystate(17)-keystate(31))*0.1
   xmove#=(keystate(32)-keystate(30))*0.1
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.z.x*zmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.z.y*zmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.z.z*zmove#
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.x.x*xmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.x.y*xmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.x.z*xmove#
   if camera.position.x<-30 then camera.position.x=-30
   if camera.position.y<-30 then camera.position.y=-30
   if camera.position.z<-30 then camera.position.z=-30
   if camera.position.x>30 then camera.position.x=30
   if camera.position.y>30 then camera.position.y=30
   if camera.position.z>30 then camera.position.z=30
   ink -1,0
   print "FPS:",screen fps()
   lock pixels
   for x=-6 to 6 step 6
      for y=-6 to 6 step 6
         for z=-6 to 6 step 6
            ink rgb((x+6)/12.0*255.0,(y+6)/12.0*255.0,(z+6)/12.0*255.0),0
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,0+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,3+z,1+x,0+y,3+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,2+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,2+y,3+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)

            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,-1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,3+z,-1+x,2+y,3+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,-1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,3+z,-1+x,2+y,3+z)

            draw_line(1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,3+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,1+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,3+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)

            draw_line(-1+x,0+y,1+z,-1+x,0+y,3+z)
            draw_line(1+x,0+y,1+z,1+x,0+y,3+z)
            draw_line(-1+x,2+y,1+z,-1+x,2+y,3+z)
            draw_line(1+x,2+y,1+z,1+x,2+y,3+z)
         next z
      next y
   next x
   unlock pixels
   sync
loop

function update_camera()
   xx0#=1:xy0#=0:xz1#=0:yx0#=0:yy0#=1:yz1#=0:zx2#=0:zy1#=0:zz1#=1
   xx2#=xx0#*cos(camera.angle.z):xy1#=xx0#*sin(camera.angle.z)
   yx2#=-yy0#*sin(camera.angle.z):yy1#=yy0#*cos(camera.angle.z)
   xy2#=xy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-xz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   xz2#=xz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+xy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yy2#=yy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-yz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yz2#=yz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+yy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zy2#=zy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-zz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zz2#=zz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+zy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   camera.axis.x.x=xx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+xz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.x.y=xy2#
   camera.axis.x.z=xz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-xx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.x=yx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+yz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.y=yy2#
   camera.axis.y.z=yz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-yx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.x=zx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+zz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.y=zy2#
   camera.axis.z.z=zz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-zx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
endfunction

function draw_line(x0#,y0#,z0#,x1#,y1#,z1#)
   x0#=x0#-camera.position.x:y0#=y0#-camera.position.y:z0#=z0#-camera.position.z
   x1#=x1#-camera.position.x:y1#=y1#-camera.position.y:z1#=z1#-camera.position.z

   x00#=x0#*camera.axis.x.x+y0#*camera.axis.x.y+z0#*camera.axis.x.z
   y00#=x0#*camera.axis.y.x+y0#*camera.axis.y.y+z0#*camera.axis.y.z
   z00#=x0#*camera.axis.z.x+y0#*camera.axis.z.y+z0#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z00#<=0 then exitfunction
   x0=(x00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y0=(0-y00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5

   x10#=x1#*camera.axis.x.x+y1#*camera.axis.x.y+z1#*camera.axis.x.z
   y10#=x1#*camera.axis.y.x+y1#*camera.axis.y.y+z1#*camera.axis.y.z
   z10#=x1#*camera.axis.z.x+y1#*camera.axis.z.y+z1#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z10#<=0 then exitfunction
   x1=(x10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y1=(0-y10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5
   line x0,y0,x1,y1
endfunction

Edit:
1) Made the roll slowly spring back to 0 so you can't get confused/upside down as easily
2) Added some curveangle to the mouselook.
3) Realized the 3d world-space was being rendered upside down and fixed it

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Posted: 2nd Feb 2007 01:09

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That's really impressive. Lines have never looked so good.

I wonder how much further you could take that.

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Posted: 2nd Feb 2007 02:12

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If you use Cloggy's d3dfunc dll you can make anti-aliased lines.

http://3dfolio.com

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Posted: 2nd Feb 2007 03:13 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2007 12:43

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Thanks. If I work on it more I could probably make my own "objects" with line data, rotation, scale, position, etc, using a type array. I think it would be fun to make some unusual effects/functionality such as a sort of black-hole space-warping effect, and edit the rendering function so that the lines are segmented so they could curve to the space warpage. I like the snippet because it shows how few lines of code are needed to create the illusion of 3D using just addition, multiplication, sine, cosine, tangent.

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Posted: 2nd Feb 2007 20:22 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2007 20:25

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what? no occlusion? pfft noob!

nah just kidding, nice code. Definitely gonna have to study that.

if you use pixel lock/unlock you might get more speed out of the drawing.

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He doesz0rz.

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Posted: 2nd Feb 2007 22:47 Edited at: 2nd Feb 2007 22:54

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Here's how the code works:
1) update_camera() translates the camera's rotation into the x/y/z components of the x/y/z axes (9 variables altogether). Note I apply the rotation in the opposite order. It is YXZ rotation but I apply Z first, then X, then Y because it is easier that way.

rem Initialize the axes:
   xx0#=1:xy0#=0:xz1#=0:yx0#=0:yy0#=1:yz1#=0:zx2#=0:zy1#=0:zz1#=1
rem apply z rotation first
   xx2#=xx0#*cos(camera.angle.z):xy1#=xx0#*sin(camera.angle.z)
   yx2#=-yy0#*sin(camera.angle.z):yy1#=yy0#*cos(camera.angle.z)
rem apply x rotation next
   xy2#=xy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-xz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   xz2#=xz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+xy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yy2#=yy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-yz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yz2#=yz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+yy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zy2#=zy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-zz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zz2#=zz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+zy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
rem apply y rotation last
   camera.axis.x.x=xx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+xz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.x.y=xy2#
   camera.axis.x.z=xz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-xx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.x=yx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+yz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.y=yy2#
   camera.axis.y.z=yz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-yx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.x=zx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+zz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.y=zy2#
   camera.axis.z.z=zz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-zx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)

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rem Initialize the axes:
   xx0#=1:xy0#=0:xz1#=0:yx0#=0:yy0#=1:yz1#=0:zx2#=0:zy1#=0:zz1#=1
rem apply z rotation first
   xx2#=xx0#*cos(camera.angle.z):xy1#=xx0#*sin(camera.angle.z)
   yx2#=-yy0#*sin(camera.angle.z):yy1#=yy0#*cos(camera.angle.z)
rem apply x rotation next
   xy2#=xy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-xz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   xz2#=xz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+xy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yy2#=yy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-yz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yz2#=yz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+yy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zy2#=zy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-zz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zz2#=zz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+zy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
rem apply y rotation last
   camera.axis.x.x=xx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+xz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.x.y=xy2#
   camera.axis.x.z=xz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-xx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.x=yx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+yz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.y=yy2#
   camera.axis.y.z=yz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-yx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.x=zx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+zz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.y=zy2#
   camera.axis.z.z=zz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-zx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)

2) draw_line() first subtracts the camera's position from the 2 x/y/z endpoints of the line.

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x0#=x0#-camera.position.x
y0#=y0#-camera.position.y
z0#=z0#-camera.position.z
x1#=x1#-camera.position.x
y1#=y1#-camera.position.y
z1#=z1#-camera.position.z

3) Next draw_line() transforms the 2 points to get the x/y/z points relative to the camera's rotation (using the camera's x/y/z axes calculated in update_camera()).

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   x00#=x0#*camera.axis.x.x+y0#*camera.axis.x.y+z0#*camera.axis.x.z
   y00#=x0#*camera.axis.y.x+y0#*camera.axis.y.y+z0#*camera.axis.y.z
   z00#=x0#*camera.axis.z.x+y0#*camera.axis.z.y+z0#*camera.axis.z.z
   x10#=x1#*camera.axis.x.x+y1#*camera.axis.x.y+z1#*camera.axis.x.z
   y10#=x1#*camera.axis.y.x+y1#*camera.axis.y.y+z1#*camera.axis.y.z
   z10#=x1#*camera.axis.z.x+y1#*camera.axis.z.y+z1#*camera.axis.z.z

4) The ratio of the x/z and y/z calculate an x value and y value that are to be screen coordinates (but are not actual screen pixels yet).
5) These x and y values are then changed based on the FOV and aspect ratio.
6) Finally the x and y are mapped to their actual screen pixels. Steps 4-6 are combined into 1 command per coordinate in the actual code:

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   x0=(x00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y0=(0-y00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5
   x1=(x10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y1=(0-y10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5

7) A line is drawn between these 2 points

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   line x0,y0,x1,y1

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thats awsome

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Awesome, man... You should try to make a simple game that uses that type of stuff. Just like a fly-through-a-tunnel-and-don't-run-into-stuff type of game, or something like that. That would be awesome.

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That is amazing! Seriously, it is one of the best code snippets I have ever seen! NICE!

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I was wondering what it would take to do something like this in DBPro...

Very impressive.

Now, try texturing and occluding, lightmapping, etc., etc.

Kidding

This is an awesome snippet!

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Lower Logic,

Do you mind if I convert that into an actual renderer?

It would be free, and credit would definately be given to you.

Please note, however, the renderer will not be a DBPro renderer, but an actual library for C++ (Perhaps, or a DLL), which renders to a window.

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Posted: 24th Feb 2007 10:55

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Looks cool!

Great snippet!

Click to hear more about these spectacular programs for special effects!

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Hello. I have found this section of a site, which may be very useful

Learn to make a solid fill triangle

Learn how to make a gaurad filled triangle

Learn how to apply a texture to a triangle

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DB user 2006+, sure you can use it. Though if you're going to be doing 3D rendering, I'd recomend something faster like OpenGL or DirectX.

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Indeed OpenGL and Direct3D are faster. However, Im interested in this because ive always wanted to make my own 3D Renderer.... Every day I get more interested in something more advanced, or difficult.

Thank you.

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Hey, nice work!

I can relate to how you feel about this project, as a couple of years ago I wrote something very similar in DB (to prototype), C++ (to get more speed), Javascript (just for a laugh to see if it could be done), C# (to use as a Web Control) and eventually Java (because C# Web Controls are .... lacking shall we say?) and was immensly proud of it

.

During the iterations of development I added a bunch of stuff like 3d model loading (from xml), culling (object and face), lighting (point and directional), collision detection/response (ellip to polygon soup) and a scene graph...

...so for an idea of where you might want to take take this, here's a couple of Applet demos I made at the time:

Platformer: http://www.victory-road.co.uk/HTML3D/Level3.html
Racer: http://www.victory-road.co.uk/HTML3D/VRProto.html
Shooter: http://www.victory-road.co.uk/HTML3D/RedDoor.html

Notice the LACK of a decent Z-buffer - I used the "Painters" algorithm where you sort the triangles based on distance from the camera, which sounds ok but isn't very accurate.

It all looks so basic by todays DX10 standards but the satisfaction in doing it all yourself makes it all worthwhile

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I played the platformer, closed the tab and now the music won't stop playing

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WTF the music keeps playing -.-

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I just noticed that - sorry guys its a bug.

Still, jolly little number, no? It's from Croc.

I'd suggest just running one of the other two demos, that will stop the music from the first (and correctly dispose when finished).

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If you want to do a z-buffer, heres an easy way:

1) make an array of values, the size of the screen
2) When drawing a triangle, work out the z as well as the UV
3) Put the Z value into the array of depths
4) Only draw a dot or do 3 when the z value is less than the one currently in the array

A way for optimisation would be to use an array 1/4 of the screen size, but the lines will be more jagged when surrfaces overlap.

If you want to beat DBPros transparency issues, (but use loads of memory!) you can do this:

1) Make a 2d array of lists of rgba values instead of using the screen
2) Instead of using dot, insert an item into the correct list, each list sorted by zdepth
3) When finished, draw each item in each list to its screen pixel in the order it is in the list, (Including alpha values)

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Quote: "If you want to do a z-buffer, heres an easy way:

1) make an array of values, the size of the screen
2) When drawing a triangle, work out the z as well as the UV
3) Put the Z value into the array of depths
4) Only draw a dot or do 3 when the z value is less than the one currently in the array

A way for optimisation would be to use an array 1/4 of the screen size, but the lines will be more jagged when surrfaces overlap.
"

Nice one, Diggsey except, in my case, and I'm sure with alot of others, the approach you're advocating assumes that triangles are drawn per pixel, when in actual fact all implementations would use a native "FillPolygon" or "DrawPolygon" or "DrawLine" type of API call (this is not HW accelerated so we need all the speed we can get!)

It seemed to me that Z-buffering would mean writing a custom scan line renderer, testing every pixel for z values (as you say) and if you're gonna do that, then you may as well do texturing as well...and that would have meant texture coordinates for verts, meaning(ie - it's a bit of a can of worms needing a radical amount of work and possibly chocking the entire pipeline in the process).

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awesome

http://www.darkbasic.nl/

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Hehee.. Got little speed boost with d3d.. 350 was static and 1000+ some times.. And dint change the code only the line command with d3d_line and the ink rgb with d3d_color and removed () bracets but i also modifed the code here's my try

(Need Cloggy's d3d Plugin)

sync on
sync rate 0
cls
hide mouse
type vec3
   x as float
   y as float
   z as float
endtype

type vecvec3
   x as vec3
   y as vec3
   z as vec3
endtype

type camera_type
   angle as vec3 rem note: Y axis is the first angle (global), then X, then Z (relative/local)
   axis as vecvec3
   position as vec3
   fov as float
   aspect_ratio as float
endtype

global xmove#
   global zmove#
   global cx#
   global cy#

global camera as camera_type
camera.fov=80
camera.aspect_ratio=(1.0*screen width())/screen height()
do
   cls

Control_Camera()

print "FPS:",screen fps()

lock pixels
   Cube3d(0,0,0)
   Cube3d(10,10,10)
   Pyramid3d(-10,-10,-10,0)
   Pyramid3d(-20,-20,-20,10)
   Circle3d(20,20,20,0)
   unlock pixels

fastsync
loop

Function Cube3d(x#,y#,z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)

draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)

draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)

draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
endfunction

Function Pyramid3d(x#,y#,z#,size)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)

draw_line(2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
draw_line(-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)
draw_line(2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)
draw_line(-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
endfunction

Function Circle3d(x0#,y0#,z0#,size)
size=size+6

x0#=x0#-camera.position.x:y0#=y0#-camera.position.y:z0#=z0#-camera.position.z

x00#=x0#*camera.axis.x.x+y0#*camera.axis.x.y+z0#*camera.axis.x.z
y00#=x0#*camera.axis.y.x+y0#*camera.axis.y.y+z0#*camera.axis.y.z
z00#=x0#*camera.axis.z.x+y0#*camera.axis.z.y+z0#*camera.axis.z.z
if z00#<=0 then exitfunction
x0=(x00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
y0=(0-y00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5

d3d_circle x0,y0,size,0
endfunction

Function Control_Camera()
   cy#=cy#+mousemovex()*0.5
   cx#=cx#+mousemovey()*0.5
   camera.angle.y=curveangle(cy#,camera.angle.y,2)
   camera.angle.x=curveangle(cx#,camera.angle.x,2)
   camera.angle.z=camera.angle.z*0.99+(keystate(16)-keystate(18))
   update_camera()
   zmove#=(keystate(17)-keystate(31))*0.1
   xmove#=(keystate(32)-keystate(30))*0.1
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.z.x*zmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.z.y*zmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.z.z*zmove#
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.x.x*xmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.x.y*xmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.x.z*xmove#

if camera.position.x<-30 then camera.position.x=-30
   if camera.position.y<-30 then camera.position.y=-30
   if camera.position.z<-30 then camera.position.z=-30
   if camera.position.x>30 then camera.position.x=30
   if camera.position.y>30 then camera.position.y=30
   if camera.position.z>30 then camera.position.z=30
endfunction

function update_camera()
   xx0#=1:xy0#=0:xz1#=0:yx0#=0:yy0#=1:yz1#=0:zx2#=0:zy1#=0:zz1#=1
   xx2#=xx0#*cos(camera.angle.z):xy1#=xx0#*sin(camera.angle.z)
   yx2#=-yy0#*sin(camera.angle.z):yy1#=yy0#*cos(camera.angle.z)
   xy2#=xy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-xz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   xz2#=xz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+xy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yy2#=yy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-yz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yz2#=yz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+yy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zy2#=zy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-zz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zz2#=zz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+zy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   camera.axis.x.x=xx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+xz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.x.y=xy2#
   camera.axis.x.z=xz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-xx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.x=yx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+yz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.y=yy2#
   camera.axis.y.z=yz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-yx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.x=zx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+zz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.y=zy2#
   camera.axis.z.z=zz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-zx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
endfunction

function draw_line(x0#,y0#,z0#,x1#,y1#,z1#)
   x0#=x0#-camera.position.x:y0#=y0#-camera.position.y:z0#=z0#-camera.position.z
   x1#=x1#-camera.position.x:y1#=y1#-camera.position.y:z1#=z1#-camera.position.z

x00#=x0#*camera.axis.x.x+y0#*camera.axis.x.y+z0#*camera.axis.x.z
   y00#=x0#*camera.axis.y.x+y0#*camera.axis.y.y+z0#*camera.axis.y.z
   z00#=x0#*camera.axis.z.x+y0#*camera.axis.z.y+z0#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z00#<=0 then exitfunction
   x0=(x00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y0=(0-y00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5

x10#=x1#*camera.axis.x.x+y1#*camera.axis.x.y+z1#*camera.axis.x.z
   y10#=x1#*camera.axis.y.x+y1#*camera.axis.y.y+z1#*camera.axis.y.z
   z10#=x1#*camera.axis.z.x+y1#*camera.axis.z.y+z1#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z10#<=0 then exitfunction
   x1=(x10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y1=(0-y10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5
   d3d_line x0,y0,x1,y1
endfunction

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sync on
sync rate 0
cls
hide mouse
type vec3
   x as float
   y as float
   z as float
endtype

type vecvec3
   x as vec3
   y as vec3
   z as vec3
endtype

type camera_type
   angle as vec3 rem note: Y axis is the first angle (global), then X, then Z (relative/local)
   axis as vecvec3
   position as vec3
   fov as float
   aspect_ratio as float
endtype

   global xmove#
   global zmove#
   global cx#
   global cy#

global camera as camera_type
camera.fov=80
camera.aspect_ratio=(1.0*screen width())/screen height()
do
   cls

   Control_Camera()

   print "FPS:",screen fps()

   lock pixels
   Cube3d(0,0,0)
   Cube3d(10,10,10)
   Pyramid3d(-10,-10,-10,0)
   Pyramid3d(-20,-20,-20,10)
   Circle3d(20,20,20,0)
   unlock pixels

   fastsync
loop

Function Cube3d(x#,y#,z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)

draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)

draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)

draw_line(-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,0+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,0+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#,-1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
draw_line(1+6+x#,2+6+y#,1+6+z#,1+6+x#,2+6+y#,3+6+z#)
endfunction

Function Pyramid3d(x#,y#,z#,size)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
draw_line(x#,y#,z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)

draw_line(2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
draw_line(-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)
draw_line(2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#,-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,2+size+z#)
draw_line(-2-size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#,2+size+x#,-4-size+y#,-2-size+z#)
endfunction

Function Circle3d(x0#,y0#,z0#,size)
size=size+6

x0#=x0#-camera.position.x:y0#=y0#-camera.position.y:z0#=z0#-camera.position.z

x00#=x0#*camera.axis.x.x+y0#*camera.axis.x.y+z0#*camera.axis.x.z
y00#=x0#*camera.axis.y.x+y0#*camera.axis.y.y+z0#*camera.axis.y.z
z00#=x0#*camera.axis.z.x+y0#*camera.axis.z.y+z0#*camera.axis.z.z
if z00#<=0 then exitfunction
x0=(x00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
y0=(0-y00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5

d3d_circle x0,y0,size,0
endfunction

Function Control_Camera()
   cy#=cy#+mousemovex()*0.5
   cx#=cx#+mousemovey()*0.5
   camera.angle.y=curveangle(cy#,camera.angle.y,2)
   camera.angle.x=curveangle(cx#,camera.angle.x,2)
   camera.angle.z=camera.angle.z*0.99+(keystate(16)-keystate(18))
   update_camera()
   zmove#=(keystate(17)-keystate(31))*0.1
   xmove#=(keystate(32)-keystate(30))*0.1
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.z.x*zmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.z.y*zmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.z.z*zmove#
   camera.position.x=camera.position.x+camera.axis.x.x*xmove#
   camera.position.y=camera.position.y+camera.axis.x.y*xmove#
   camera.position.z=camera.position.z+camera.axis.x.z*xmove#

   if camera.position.x<-30 then camera.position.x=-30
   if camera.position.y<-30 then camera.position.y=-30
   if camera.position.z<-30 then camera.position.z=-30
   if camera.position.x>30 then camera.position.x=30
   if camera.position.y>30 then camera.position.y=30
   if camera.position.z>30 then camera.position.z=30
endfunction


function update_camera()
   xx0#=1:xy0#=0:xz1#=0:yx0#=0:yy0#=1:yz1#=0:zx2#=0:zy1#=0:zz1#=1
   xx2#=xx0#*cos(camera.angle.z):xy1#=xx0#*sin(camera.angle.z)
   yx2#=-yy0#*sin(camera.angle.z):yy1#=yy0#*cos(camera.angle.z)
   xy2#=xy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-xz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   xz2#=xz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+xy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yy2#=yy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-yz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   yz2#=yz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+yy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zy2#=zy1#*cos(camera.angle.x)-zz1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   zz2#=zz1#*cos(camera.angle.x)+zy1#*sin(camera.angle.x)
   camera.axis.x.x=xx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+xz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.x.y=xy2#
   camera.axis.x.z=xz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-xx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.x=yx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+yz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.y.y=yy2#
   camera.axis.y.z=yz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-yx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.x=zx2#*cos(camera.angle.y)+zz2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
   camera.axis.z.y=zy2#
   camera.axis.z.z=zz2#*cos(camera.angle.y)-zx2#*sin(camera.angle.y)
endfunction

function draw_line(x0#,y0#,z0#,x1#,y1#,z1#)
   x0#=x0#-camera.position.x:y0#=y0#-camera.position.y:z0#=z0#-camera.position.z
   x1#=x1#-camera.position.x:y1#=y1#-camera.position.y:z1#=z1#-camera.position.z

   x00#=x0#*camera.axis.x.x+y0#*camera.axis.x.y+z0#*camera.axis.x.z
   y00#=x0#*camera.axis.y.x+y0#*camera.axis.y.y+z0#*camera.axis.y.z
   z00#=x0#*camera.axis.z.x+y0#*camera.axis.z.y+z0#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z00#<=0 then exitfunction
   x0=(x00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y0=(0-y00#/z00#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5

   x10#=x1#*camera.axis.x.x+y1#*camera.axis.x.y+z1#*camera.axis.x.z
   y10#=x1#*camera.axis.y.x+y1#*camera.axis.y.y+z1#*camera.axis.y.z
   z10#=x1#*camera.axis.z.x+y1#*camera.axis.z.y+z1#*camera.axis.z.z
   if z10#<=0 then exitfunction
   x1=(x10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*screen width()*0.5+screen width()*0.5
   y1=(0-y10#/z10#)/tan(camera.fov*0.5)*camera.aspect_ratio*screen height()*0.5+screen height()*0.5
   d3d_line x0,y0,x1,y1
endfunction

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Posted: 19th Mar 2007 10:47

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I made the code render triangles, and added support for objects and a few other things and thought it was worthy of a new topic, http://forum.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&t=102348&b=6&p=0

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@lower logic:
I sort of grabbed your code and converted it into c++.. worked perfect

Here's a video of it:

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v679/jopiedopie/?action=view¤t=3ddml.flv

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Cool, following the link though showed some of your other pics and this one is just about the coolest thing i have ever seen!
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v679/jopiedopie/?action=view¤t=bar.jpg

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Posted: 3rd Apr 2007 10:26

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thank you

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