I want to draw graphic such as fruits and small cars,houses but only able to draw
some clumsy triangles.
please tell me about strategy so that I can draw whatever I want.
best regards,
CChakra
I want to draw graphic such as fruits and small cars,houses but only able to draw
some clumsy triangles.
please tell me about strategy so that I can draw whatever I want.
best regards,
CChakra
Um....
Draw whatever you want eh? If only it were that easy.
We are not psychic so unless you have a specific problem with meshes or sprites then we really can't help you. There isn't any way to draw 'what you want.'
LOL , yea I forgot to add some details.
Suppose ,I want to draw a car what strategies I could make so that I can follow it in whatever
graphics I want to create.
How to find out about polygons needed for particular graphics?
best regards,
CChakra
For 2D drawing, you would probably use a combination of rectangles, triangles/romb/trapezoids to draw a car, along with a couple of circles for wheels. It obviously depends on the level of detail you want - a symbolic car or something that looks EXACTLY like a BMW 320i from 1998.
In 3d graphics, everything (almost) is done as triangles that connect together. You can make any shape from triangles as long as you have many enough.
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Mats
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My real question is how to create math coordinates for particular graphics?
How to find out the values which I will put in those functions?
is there any software which generate polygons coordinates or whatever we call it?
best regards,
CChakra
Most game graphics is created in a 3D drawing packages - something like 3DStudio Max. There are formats that export such an image in a format that can be loaded by the application.
I'm sure there are less expensive packages thatn 3DStudio MAX, of course.
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Mats
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so , it's all about maths.
Without knowing the pros and cons of Mathematics I could not do what I want.
But I want to do what I want no matter what maths I have to learn I will do it.
The good thing is you guys are here to help me.
best regards,
Chakra
No, not at all in this case. It's about learning to use 3d drawing programs, and about an excellent spatial imagination. 3d drawing is about knowing how to do the simple things (placing basic objects, extruding meshes, ...) and understanding how to form a complex object from such simple things. The former requires practice, the latter requires intuition and a lot more practice.so , it's all about maths.
The math is important when you want to do graphics programming, not for creating models.
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CornedBee
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- Flon's Law
thanks for replies guys
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While not free, it's fairly cheap and easy to get in to; Milkshape 3D.
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Robotics and graphics enthusiast.
Well,I am more interested in 3d graphic programming rather 3d modeling via software.
I am looking for softwares which can generate coordinates for me.
for example ,I create a model of car in it and I can get coordinates by using some kind tool
utility provided by the particular software.And that way I can put those coordinates into
function's parameter and create my model by codes as if the math logic actually calculated by
me rather than exported from the software.
please comment
best regards,
Chakra
That is exactly what those tools described above does: You "draw" your car in the program, then you export the coordinates (triangle-list or such) and your application can use those coordinates to reproduce the car in whatever way you want (using lighting, rotation and at different distances, hidden behind something, etc, etc).
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Mats
Compilers can produce warnings - make the compiler programmers happy: Use them!
Please don't PM me for help - and no, I don't do help over instant messengers.
Thanks Mats,I admit this forum better than all programming forums ,even the paid ones.
Finally I can draw what I want.
Softwares make life easier.
C++ is my first programming language,I learned it and enjoyed it but before I would reach the
advance level due to my inferiority complex I listened to others,got discouraged ,left c++ and moved to Java.That was my big mistake.Now I have to rectify my mistake by starting c++ once again and this time I will never back down.
I know Java is not good for game and graphic applications but it 's not bad for
server side programming.
I better stop talking about Java or I will be kicked out from here. LOL
best regards,
Chakra
You can get pretty good 3D programs in Java, but that's a different discussion altogether.
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Mats
Compilers can produce warnings - make the compiler programmers happy: Use them!
Please don't PM me for help - and no, I don't do help over instant messengers.