Quote from: Thunder on 28-04-2013, 17:59:05 PM

Quote from: Svetlana on 28-04-2013, 17:21:43 PM

you can occlude wireframe polygons by not drawing them

you know, just like textured polygons

Right, and how do you calculate which polygons are occluded? York00 wants to know, but not even you can answer.

you have to calculate WHERE they'll be drawn to draw them, so just don't unicorning draw if they're outside the screen range

you said it would be possible for solid polygons but WHAT'S THE unicornING DIFFERENCE

York was talking about occluding polygons by other polygons, as a form of depth sorting, so it would be like the places where the LCD doesn't ink would be solid surfaces, like white walls. He doesn't want the lines behind them being drawn. I was suggesting that he fill in the polygons to cover up what is behind them, because no occlusion algorithm is perfect. Occlusion would only help in this case for speed reasons, unless York is OK with glitchy artifacts.

Svetlana/others, I made a quick little bbcode to keep Thunder out of threads
[nothunder]MESSAGE[/nothunder]

'MESSAGE' is the error message that Thunder will be shown when he tries to view the page

why am i being so mean to thunder idk!

oh poo poo put it in your sig and you'll never have to deal with thunder again

I tested nothunder and it didn't work, it just gave me the error that I typed in when I tried to post it.

By the way, do you still want to distribute on my store or were you just joking?

 

I'm still waiting for ndless 3.2 for my ti-nspire

hey guys remember phoenix

nope

not a 90s kid get the fetch out

sorry i was to busy watching fresh prince and playing pogs

Ti-90s+ remember rugrats remember all that remember the

hey guys remember phoenix

Google tells me this was a calculator game.  The only game I ever had was whatever one where you needed to avoid the walls

the only one i had was LEARNING MATH

Phoenix was huge at my school, I played the poo poo out of it. Really fun and deep for a calculator game.