Thanks for the question. g3d is a rewrite and renaming of SS3D. SS3D's code was very messy, bloated, inefficient, and all-around cumbersome to use. The code eventually got bad enough that I didn't even understand half of it myself. I decided a few months ago that I should just rewrite the whole thi...

@groveburger what exactly is the history involving G3D and SS3D? - G3D's code has more recent commits, while SS3D is older but has more features (it also supports that UV-less OBJ loader that people are talking about). - I can't find a proper repo for SS3D but for forks to your G3D. For example: htt...

Sure, I hope someone can review your code for you (I personally don't have time right now).
If you get tired of waiting, be aware that you can try that framework to get a 3D scene going, and then continue from there.

No problem, have fun with it. Post your progress later if you feel like it.

@me_smash_videogame: do you have a sample of an OBJ file with this flat color per face?
Also, what software are you using to export the OBJs?

Hi. You want to write a 3D engine from scratch. I myself only know the basics of linear algebra (just enough to do what I want), and I can tell you it's very very complicated. Something that needs to be taken in steps, like getting a single point to transform by a matrix with predictable results (do...

This looks tasty, thanks for sharing.

Hi, what exactly are you trying to do, visually?

@pgimeno Nice images! I think using images has its benefits, like making the shader more generic and with less uniforms: it doesn't know what shape it is, it just does a Texel() and then a smoothstep(). This makes it more data-driven/ modabble, you replace the image to get another shape. If I had to...

A simple screen wipe shader example, for use with in-game cinematics, screen transitions and such. preview.gif Love package: ScreenWipeShader.v1.0.0.love Github: https://github.com/RNavega/ScreenWipeShader-Love2D This example comes with one circle (AKA iris) wipe and one horizontal (AKA linear) wipe...