More advanced function to export 3D models as sprite images!

Steven · 2nd April 2004, 02:46 PM

You are right Andy!

QuickTime was using 2D images to recreate 3D models. This is what I meant by "sprites" in my post. I do not have QuickTime however, therefore I do not have sample files. I used quicktime to view a pseudo 3D model more than 5 years ago. Today its called QuikTime-VR and its file format is *.mov.

GameMaker cannot read them. It can however read a large amount of images format and its impressive; but no *.mov format. For example its easy to load all thirty something AC3D *.png sprite images in one shot in the sprite interface of GM. (from there we can modify various aspect of the sprites as a group or individually).

I will look for a file sample of QuickTimeVR this weekend.

Thanks very much,

Steven

2nd April 2004, 02:46 PM	#3
Steven Junior Member Advanced member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 27	Re: More advanced function to export 3D models as sprite ima You are right Andy! QuickTime was using 2D images to recreate 3D models. This is what I meant by "sprites" in my post. I do not have QuickTime however, therefore I do not have sample files. I used quicktime to view a pseudo 3D model more than 5 years ago. Today its called QuikTime-VR and its file format is .mov. GameMaker cannot read them. It can however read a large amount of images format and its impressive; but no .mov format. For example its easy to load all thirty something AC3D .png sprite images in one shot in the sprite interface of GM. (from there we can modify various aspect of the sprites as a group or individually). I will look for a file sample of QuickTimeVR this weekend. Thanks very much, Steven*