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solidFRAME v1.0b
Posted by Ryan on 30 November 2012, 18:04 GMT
 Patrick "tr1p1ea" Prendergast has already shown us that he knows his way around a z80
calc. Just in time to make the cut for a nomination in the upcoming Program of the Year contest, Patrick has
released his solidFRAME 3D
model viewer for the 83/84+ series. Possessing impressive speed (15 MHz calcs recommended), solidFRAME is quite an impressive little z80
ASM project, even in its current early form. Coming bundled with a Wavefront .obj converter,
Patrick has hinted at the future possibility of an on-calc modeler, along with providing information on how to
use the 3D libraries for other programmers. We are certainly keeping an interested eye to see what Patrick has
in store for us!
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Re: solidFRAME v1.0b
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catastropher 
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Wow, that's pretty neat! I wonder if soon we'll be seeing Descent 83+...
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2 December 2012, 05:47 GMT
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Re: solidFRAME v1.0b
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Greg M
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Ah, I always enjoy 3d stuff on calc. Pushing the limits of what the hardware can handle. Great work!
For historical older 3d stuff that may be of interest to people, look no further than the what Matthew Roberts wrote around 2000/2001 -- Matt3d, Coaster 83+, and glasscars. (Lemmingz by the same guy is also /really/ good)
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4 December 2012, 02:50 GMT
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