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From: "Daniel Mironowicz" <danielm9 AT polbox DOT com>
To: <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Subject: Re: 3D functions in allegro
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 12:05:08 +0100
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>hey,how do i make 3D in allegro...i mean in the Allegro .txt file..it says
>some stuff about polygon3D and Quad3D and triangle3D.I can't use these cuz
i
>don't understand how to use them.I have the syntax,but i need an SIMPLE
>example.Maybe everyone else uses something different to make 3D in
>DJGPP???can someone send me some source or a easy to understand
>syntax...(WITH SOURCE)
>
Try searching the web and im sure you'll find many engines which you can use
with djgpp. You can also write your own engine, it will take some time, but
it's worth of it, because this will help you understand how 3d works.
(http://www.gameprog.com/codex/source.html great tutorials there)

Or just check out this page http://www.nullsoft.com/plush/
There's a great engine called Plush. Really nice