A very impractical 3D rendering engine that runs in the python terminal.

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Terminal-3D-Render

A very impractical 3D rendering engine that runs in the python terminal. do NOT try to run this program using the standard python IDE as it does not use ANSI escape codes. If your terminal of choice does not support ANSI escape codes it will also break in the same way.

ONLY ON VERSIONS BEFORE 0.1.3: Due to the time it takes to use the print command, sometimes the screen will refresh while the program is in the process of clearing and redrawing the screen. this causes the screen to flash rapidly and the effect worsens the higher your refresh rate is. At 60Hz it isn't that bad, but I would still be careful running this if you suffer from any conditions that cause light sensitivity.

NOTES: if you want to use your own models with this program you must export them without normals but with UVs included. if you're using blender, when exporting make sure to click on the "Geometry" tab in the exporting menue, check the "Triangulate faces" option, and un-check the "Write normals" option. It should now load correctly.

Thanks for checking this out!

-E. Parker

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Releases(v0.1.5)

  • v0.1.5(Mar 31, 2022)

    Minor Update:

    Added camera movement - WASD to move, IJKL to look. Precalculated Divisions to speed up rendering.

    some other minor tweaks I've forgotten about.

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  • v0.1.4.3(Mar 29, 2022)

    Minor improvements,

    Removed os.system(CLS) call, replaced with proper ANCI code. Added support for the greyscale portion of 256 colour mode.

    I forgot to add a licence agreement in the last couple versions, that one's on me.

    Minor tweaks and fixes.

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  • v0.1.3(Mar 28, 2022)

    Some cool updates!

    Sorry for the version skip, there were a couple of versions I didn't feel were good enough to release so close to the last patch. I'd much rather have a good and working version of a piece of software rather than a bunch of dysfunctional versions that have continuity.

    • 256 colour mode now working using ANSI escape codes.
    • Flickering completely fixed, switched from print statements to ANSI escape sequence (Thanks u/SamyBencherif for suggesting this!)
    • Minor UI fixes
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  • v0.1.0(Mar 27, 2022)

  • v0.0.9(Mar 27, 2022)

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