I have searched before I asked this question. I won’t be able to mark a solution until 11 o’clock.
Would it go in community guides?
Actually it very much is, with the addition of text operations.
With 3D rendering it’s just a matter of time before someone decides to make it, it’s not like any new systems are needed to be discovered first.
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oh, ok!
[I don’t really understand the full application of text operations yet]
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I don’t know how to show you haha
All the mechanics required for 3D rendering exist, all that needs to happen is for someone to combine them into a 3D renderer.
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What happen if, lets say I had another theory for 3d render. Which is feasible and could possibly work.
Then you could make it, test it and make a guide on it.
What do you mean by that?
3D rendering isn’t clay institute, not because it doesn’t unlock a world of possibilities, but because it has already been solved.
No- you only mentioned 3D rendering, and rendering a 3D object on a text display is something that is solved.
Moving the 3D viewpoint with a mouse is a completely different problem.
I am interested to see what your solution to it is though.
So would that go in clay-institute ?
I’m not sure. In the end, what you’re describing is a theory for a better input system, so it might go there, it might not. Why don’t you try testing your theory, or just go ahead and make a post about it?
Well testing the theory would take a lot of props and trigger, so can I explain it? (After all it’s a theory)
Sure, go ahead!
Okay, I’ll post something later today about it(hopefully). Should I keep it in clay-institute?(Or wait for someone to change it to clay-institute)
I would hesitate to put it in clay institute. Let some other people take a look at it first.
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