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I have written a 3D engine in Turbo Pascal. There was a castle you was able to walk through. It was fascinating because all calculation has to be done manually
by tomaszs 7y ago
I have written a 3D engine in Turbo Pascal. There was a castle you was able to walk through. It was fascinating because all calculation has to be done manually including figuring all the math to figure out where to plot a 3D point on a screen. Great times. Later i have moved to Visual Basic and OpenGL. Nice memories from primary school
- smitty1e 7y agoAh, Visceral BaySuck. I've been in places where all one had was MSOffice, and that VBA IDE was it. I keep a private github repo called NVBC (NecroVisualBasiCon) with snippets of the all the madness that was trying to trick VBA into being a useful tool. The IDE was good, but the language itself was surgically precise in delivering 83% of what one wanted for a given task.
- tomaszs 7y agoIt was caused mostly by the way MSOffice access was delivered to VBA at that time. And maybe also by VBA itself. Cannot remember. Anywho. VB standalone was pretty decent. Nice you have the library. Its part of the history