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ID: Low poly, low res render of a loaf of bread with the front sliced off
Working on a logo for Bread3D (the low resource 3D engine I'm building), this was rendered in program, the shading is manual but the colors are picked per plane. I'm working on texture mapping from images I need to work more on the coordinate system for that though
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Last night I sorted out the coordinate system for Bread3D and implemented a non destructive modifier system mainly for debugging but also for animation and a few other purposes. That being said this goes on the backburner now while a few other things take precedence. For those interested here are the TODOs:
# TODO: Moving coordinates by offset stored as state
# TODO: Primitives
# Cube
# Cylinder: extruded polygon
# Icosahedron
# Cone: extruded polygon with collapsed face
# Pyramid: 3 sided cone
# Polygon
# TODO: Extra models
# Ricky
# TODO: Collapsing face to point
# TODO: Image textures
# TODO: Lighting/shading, start with calculating from z depth
# TODO: Animation
# TODO: Rotation
# TODO: Extruding
# TODO: Subdivision
# TODO: Object class
# TODO: obj reader
Notes:
I wrote a library for extrusions for Processing a number of years ago so this is nothing new
objs are just simple text files
Learned about you-get which has a youtube extractor that doesn't rely on yt-dlp, it also seems to be able to work around the yt-dlp issue that has been plaguing yt downloaders for months so we might 1. Have a fix 2. Be able to run this without a server entirely using Pyodide
This also led me to learn about dukpy which is a no dependency js interpreter, this could fuel the lightweight browser I'm building
In addition I realized I can run Bread3D through Pyodide so entirely in browser giving us a lightweight 3D editor in the browser (toying with calling this C4KE)
Bread3D can load OBJs now
Rotation is working!
This is a front view of a cube (the classic cube.obj sample) rotating 360 degrees in the Bread3D engine
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After talking about it with my wife @potionslushie my sustainability focused ultra low resource 3d renderer/editor will be called Bread3D with projects/scripts being .butter files. The first full demo of it will be a demoscene project on an esp32 with my girlfriend Daisy working with me on it for the music. More info to come
ID: Distorted cube at the top left of a black image
Shes shy
Re: Bread3D, I am planning on one specific killer feature which is a web based editor interface with a very mobile optimized version. The issue with this is that there's no good way to interact with 3D scenes on mobile at the moment (afaik) so my idea would be to use sliders instead of doing some janky math to get touch position in 3D space. I'd be interested to hear any other suggestions or criticisms of this idea.
