How do people end up breaking their touch screens? I think you're the third person here that's had that happen to them.
3D Model Maker
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Meshes are 3D models to use in your 3D games. Think of any model in a 3D game. These are meshes composed of a whole bunch of triangles
It's a long story...
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A long while ago I broke my top screen and my brother somehow snapped his 3ds in half. We got old 2ds replacements. Eventually something happened to his system so I repaired my old 3ds with the top screen from the broken-in-half 3ds and gave my old 2ds to him. After a time of messing with my 3ds' internals and reassembling it, my x button got stuck and I had to open it again. I managed to fix the button but the clip holding the touch input ribbon cable onto the main board snapped off and I couldn't get a replacement installed and things like sticky goo and tape didn't worked. Also Nintendo conveniently stopped supporting old 3ds factory repair so there went that idea... Now I have a fully functional old 3ds without touch input and a top display that's now starting to crack again.
So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
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Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
only tris? awww man! i couldn't figure out how to get it to work
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
Are quads not simply composed of coplanar triangles?
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
tris DO NOT equal quads
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
Please show me how. It was my belief that a quadrangle is composed of two coplanar triangles that have two common points.
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
They do equal quads, you just need 2 tris to make one. Although quad support would be convenient.
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
Let me explain. Most systems use tris. HOWEVER, there are a few systems, such as the Sega Saturn(and to an extent, I do believe the SNES) that uses quads instead of tris. This was partially why the Sega Saturn wasn't popular with 3D games, as it was a bit hard to make a 3D game without triangles.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbbiwLozEXo
Here is a nice video on 3D modeling with quads and tris.
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
The SNES didn't have any 3D capabilities at all I'm pretty sure.
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
it just has a super FX chip that allowed star fox and the unreleased star fox 2 to be in 3D
and doom and wolfenstien 3D just use simple raycasting engines
so yes, the SNES by itself is 2D
EDIT:oops i forgot to mention the super FX chip was actually named the M.A.R.I.O. chip and it was in the cartridges
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
Didn't realize people were picky about CPU.
Seriously though, the SNES can do 3D stock, and not that Mode 7 jack either, I'm talking Star Fox.
The catch? You're going to have a deathwish of about half a frame per second. But yes, I was referring to the Super FX chip when I said SNES.
Sidenote:No, they don't use raycasting engines, they use mode 7. Also, all consoles can be 2D, hell even the XBOX is 2D by itself.
Replying to:Missingno50
Missingno50So... no quad support? Boo, I hate this program before I've even downloaded it.
Just kidding, although quad support would be nice.
(I mean, as a joke, I'm making a Sega Saturn emulator, which means I need quads.)
Well anyway, it looks like the super FX chip used tris (unless it just used software rendering, in which case it would depend on the engine used), And iirc the saturn only used quads because they were an extension of the sprite system, where sprites are rectangular. (It would be awesome if SB could do something like that)
The download code for this doesn't work. I also think it's a little dishonest to use a screenshot from some other application as your screenshot.