September Challenge: 2D or 3D dices rolling simulation

Question

Here is a September Challenge suggestion:  2D or 3D dices rolling simulation

I searched on this forum to see if anyone had already written a program to roll a dice but in 3D, and I found nothing, I think that this as never been tempted!

So I suggest this challenge for the month of September, to write a program using various functions of the SBasic.

Draw a 6 faces dice, with circle, rectangle, then pass the arguments into a shape form and roll it.

Is that it can be done without the use of LitDev extensions ?

IN 3D

or in 2D

Answer 1

Sounds like fun

Answer 2

the simplest way is to desing a bitmap with 6 faces and apply it to ld3dview.addcube as a texture

Answer 3

And without extensions .... ?

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Jan [ WhTurner ] The Netherlands

Answer 4

If it cannot be done in 3D let's put the Challenge in 2D...

Answer 5

This is a 2-D solution: MDB491-0.  Now, I'm trying to write 3-D version without extensions.

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Nonki Takahashi

Answer 6

There are some 3D cubes (up to TWQ550-3) on Rotating Cube

Answer 7

There are some 3D cubes (up to TWQ550-3) on Rotating Cube

That's a good sample, Pappa Lapub.  Now I'm trying:

• rotate dice around x, y and z-axis.
• hidden-line elimination (not so difficult).

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Nonki Takahashi

Answer 8

Here is my 3-D version: KWD991.

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Nonki Takahashi

Answer 9

Nonki !

Perfect , wow !!!!

super 3D dices, amazing !!!!

Answer 10

Great 2D dices, fantastic programming !

Answer 11

Here is my version of 3D rolling dices, but not for the challenge of the month, because i used LD3DVIEW in my program, so  i want to make this program for fun and to learn the powerful LD3dview.

i have to find i way to put 3 images on a simple cube using LD3dview, so my program is not finish yet.

program: KKG660-2