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This is reeeeaaaallly cool. Why can't I find you on Excelville? You should be using skills like that to get paid.
GreatAmericanMoneyTV 11 months ago
@GreatAmericanMoneyTV thanks. Not sure I'm up for all that though.
cybercab 10 months ago
someone was bored lol damn cool
ghostmarine1000 1 year ago
i dont get the point
ballproductions 3 years ago
The point is that I found a way to rotate objects in 3D space in Excel. This is not what Excel was designed to do. I thought it was pretty neat.
cybercab 3 years ago
please share our technologies together if possible.
JustBeConfident 3 years ago
Nice! I take it you used Visual Basic to do it...
I made a computer game where you can design/build your own space ship and fly it around and shoot at stuff... it's still in the process of being finished but so far it's working pretty well!
tcheightyeight 4 years ago
No, actually. Visualize you're looking at a grid overlaid over a 3d object. I used geometry to translate 3D into 2D. Then you can spin it in 3D. Does that make sense? Check out Zarbod's 3D cubes spinning. He did the same thing.
cybercab 4 years ago
Uh, just to clarify since I'm a bit fuzzy on this, but when you say translating 3D to 2D would it be like projecting points on a 3D object onto a 2D plane (like how a shadow of an object is a 2D representation of a 3D object). Or in other words a linear transformation from R3 to R2?
WSUUUUUU 3 years ago