Game Engine - Another Step

Well, another small part done. I wrote a 3ds importer so i can import objects. I also added a frame counter and more. Anyways. It runs great on my pc @ 100 FPS+. However on my crappy pc it runs only 60 fps, Not bad. And thers no culling yet. So those number will improve. Feel free to ask questions. =]

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[Ilikemustard]

Where did you learn the math to render 3D?

Is it hard to learn?

[IMattNovakI]

common sense is all you need.

[sigutis123]

importing what? and where? as I see not games, cuz polygons are square not triangle

anyway good job, respect

[IMattNovakI]

Polygons are triangles, quads are squares. well at least thats how most the game industry refers to them, a square is 2 triangles or a quad.

[melboww]

It's all mostly linear algrebra. Matrix and vector operations. The math is really the easy part though.

[pnpublic]

sure

[JokesTAz]

can you use c++ with 3ds max?

[Kyle15bitch]

so if you get this you can basically make your own video games

[piepersongg]

Haha, you're awesome.

[GuitarMcLicks]

that was just landscape! that was an engine but not wat a Video Game Developer wants

[Ekeichi]

Polygons are many-sided shapes.

Quads are four-sided shapes.

In the end, polygons and quads are split into triangles ( 2 triangles make a quad, a few triangles can make any arbitrary convex shape ).

[BlahBlahRofl]

Is that height mapped with a bitmap? If not, huge waste of time making that into a model. Looks like a good start to a game though, but still way way more work to go. And was that made with OpenGL?