u/BobsMyNeighbor

Hopefully this clip is a bit clearer. 1000 trees in this scene, running at ~20 fps

this was a little test of my 3d rasterizers capabilities.

this scene runs at ~20fps, but it could easily do ~100 with a bit of optimization.

no opengl

My goal was to make a PS1 style 3d rasterizer with Pygame, and I think this is pretty close.

This is running on the CPU only, and in Python.

https://github.com/BrentonCodes/PygameRasterizer

Playing around with textured rasterization using numpy+numba. I'm not sure I'm doing it right.

This is a super basic prototype for a heightmap renderer I'm working on. The terrain shown is a portion of Geneva Switzerland, rendered at 0.5m resolution. exactly 4,000,000 points rendered.

Sprite stacking is a technique where you cut a model or image into a series of slices, before drawing them, usually rotated, with a vertical offset. This allows you to fake 3d rotation with just images really easily!

A little prototype for a windows 98 inspired inbox management incremental.