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michael
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Adding Gaming blocks (anyone for Mario?)
« Thread started on: Mar 8th, 2016, 1:48pm » |
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And there is many more to come!!
I started doing stuff like this because I wanted to find a way to make professional shapes for gaming but didn't want to use paint and didn't want to use Hexagon 3D or BLENDER and modify the images since there was at the time no way to import OBJ files.
( did play with interpreting the verticies but I didn't feel like dwelling on it long)
Perhaps, seeing as how BBC has a decent library of OpenGL examples, I may go back to it.
Code:
REM SET MODE TO 8 USING VDU
VDU 22,8
REM SET LINE THICKNESS TO 3
VDU 23,23,3|
OFF
GCOL 1
PROC_ellipsering(200,100,800,800,150,100,200,200,200,2)
PROC_ellipsering(10,20,1100,400,200,100,200,50,200,2)
PROC_ellipsering(50,200,150,400,200,100,50,145,50,2)
PROC_sphere(200,700,50,100,200,100,3)
PROC_sphere(800,500,250,200,150,200,1)
PROC_sphere(600,500,300,150,150,200,1)
PROC_sphere(500,300,300,200,200,200,1)
FOR COUN= 100 TO 1000 STEP 50
COL=COL+10
IF COL>200 THEN COL=200
PROC_block(COUN,50,20,200-COL,200,200-COL,8)
NEXT COUN
(mou)
MOUSE x,y,b
IF b=4 THEN PROC_sphere(x,y,50,100,200,100,3)
GOTO (mou)
END
DEF PROC_block(H,V,SIZE,X,C,A,DI)
P=SIZE/2
FOR Y=1 TO SIZE
COLOUR 1,X,C,A
LINE H-Y,V-Y,H+Y,V-Y
LINE H+Y,V-Y,H+Y,V+Y
LINE H+Y,V+Y,H-Y,V+Y
LINE H-Y,V+Y,H-Y,V-Y
X=X-DI
C=C-DI
IF X<2 THEN X=2
IF C<2 THEN C=2
IF A<2 THEN A=2
P=P-1
NEXT Y
ENDPROC
DEF PROC_ellipsering(CENTERH,CENTERV,H,V,SIZE,THICKNESS,X,C,A,DI)
IF SIZE > THICKNESS THEN SIZE = THICKNESS
OC=THICKNESS/2
OUTCENTERH=CENTERH+OC
OUTCENTERV=CENTERV+OC
R=0
SWITCH=0
DEPTHCOUNT=SIZE/2
FOR Y=1 TO DEPTHCOUNT
COLOUR 1,X,C,A
ELLIPSE H,V,OUTCENTERH-R,OUTCENTERV-R
ELLIPSE H,V,OUTCENTERH+R,OUTCENTERV+R
R=R+1
(leap)
X=X-DI
C=C-DI
A=A-DI
IF X<2 THEN X=2
IF C<2 THEN C=2
IF A<2 THEN A=2
NEXT Y
ENDPROC
ENDPROC
DEF PROC_sphere(H,V,SIZE,R,G,B,DI)
r%=R
g%=G
b%=B
size%=SIZE
dimmer%=DI
FOR x%=0 TO size%
c%=50
r%=r%-dimmer%
g%=g%-dimmer%
b%=b%-dimmer%
IF r% <2 THEN r%=2
IF g% <2 THEN g%=2
IF b%<2 THEN b%=2
IF r%<50 AND g%<50 AND b%<50 THEN GOTO (jump)
COLOUR 1,r%,g%,b%
CIRCLE H,V,x%
(jump)
NEXT x%
ENDPROC
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Re: Adding Gaming blocks (anyone for Mario?)
« Reply #1 on: Mar 8th, 2016, 5:02pm » |
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Hi Michael,
There is a RECTANGLE function which might be useful in your blocks...
If you are interested in drawing nice shapes for a game or something, rather than the challenge of programming the drawing them, you might want to look at the Direct3D library. It's a bit complex to begin with, but the speed and power it offers is sensational once you get to grips with it.
On a completely different level, if you are interested here's a routine I wrote to generate "jewels" for a "bejewelled" clone:
Code:
MODE 8
FOR x%=1 TO 7
PROCPoly(x%+2,0,50+120*x%,100,50,50,x%,x%+8)
NEXT x%
END
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DEFPROCPoly(n%,starta,cx%,cy%,hr%,vr%,c1%,c2%)
REM number of sides, start angle in radians, centre x and y, horizontal and vertical radii, main and highlight colours
LOCAL a%,dx%,dy%
REM Draw basic shape
GCOL c1%
FOR a%=0 TO n%-1
MOVE cx%,cy%
dx%=hr%*COS(2*PI*a%/n%+starta)
dy%=vr%*SIN(2*PI*a%/n%+starta)
MOVE cx%+dx%,cy%+dy%
dx%=hr%*COS(2*PI*(a%+1)/n%+starta)
dy%=vr%*SIN(2*PI*(a%+1)/n%+starta)
PLOT 85,cx%+dx%,cy%+dy%
NEXT a%
REM add radii in highlight colour
GCOL c2%
FOR a%=0 TO n%-1
dx%=hr%*COS(2*PI*a%/n%+starta)
dy%=vr%*SIN(2*PI*a%/n%+starta)
LINE cx%,cy%,cx%+dx%,cy%+dy%
NEXT a%
REM Draw a front facet half the size
hr% DIV=2
vr% DIV=2
FOR a%=0 TO n%-1
MOVE cx%,cy%
dx%=hr%*COS(2*PI*a%/n%+starta)
dy%=vr%*SIN(2*PI*a%/n%+starta)
MOVE cx%+dx%,cy%+dy%
dx%=hr%*COS(2*PI*(a%+1)/n%+starta)
dy%=vr%*SIN(2*PI*(a%+1)/n%+starta)
PLOT 85,cx%+dx%,cy%+dy%
NEXT a%
ENDPROC
Best wishes,
D
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Re: Adding Gaming blocks (anyone for Mario?)
« Reply #2 on: Mar 8th, 2016, 5:25pm » |
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Very nice. If you want I could modify the shapes you posted to give them some glassy looks if you are offering them to the public.
I am mostly a hobby programmer, but I plan to one day make a unique game that is ground breaking..
(that's a tough thing to do nowadays)
And the 3D world has always interested me.
The one thing with OpenGL was that I had troubles plotting my object location in the 3D world...
Modifying the Object was fairly reasonable and adding a texture was achievable... It was just the location in the world and driving through it.
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