What I learned at school today

This is a small simulation made by mostly by me, Davioware just made the sound and a few other tiny things. It's simulation about being at school. features my new 3d engine.

<img src="http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1010927/school.png">

Download: http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1010927/Atschool.zip

Be sure to post what you learned today kids.

I have two things to say about that program.

"LOL" and "Awesome" .

That is all.

Who presses their pencil on the desk that hard? You're going to break it.

excellent job

very visceral

love the eraser bits

that's pretty sick, nice work.

good use of the mesh (i think)

Very nice

I like how you can scrub off the layer of grunge that's already on the desk. Nice touch

Hahah! Wow, very nice! The simulation sure worked for me :') When I erased a part of my drawing, I blowed at my screen. Not surprisingly, the eraser parts didn't move XD

What did I learn today? I apparently learned how to smash a pencil on a table without breaking it

I like how that 3D pencil looks!

When I erased a part of my drawing, I blowed at my screen. Not surprisingly, the eraser parts didn't move XD

haha. We actually thought about making them fly away by blowing into the mic, but unfortunately no one has made a basic mic input plugin... yet.

Ok, now lets see that work with the bitmap font plugin. If you could get the pencil to actually look like it's tracing the letters, you might have one hell of a name input screen.

Ok, now lets see that work with the bitmap font plugin. If you could get the pencil to actually look like it's tracing the letters, you might have one hell of a name input screen.

if only i could get the quadratic bezier splines of true type fonts, then that would be a cake walk

Getting the svg data isn't that hard, importing it into Construct.......

Problem is the vectors will usually be for the outline of the font.

My Mind = Blown

Yet again... well done, that was the last of my brains. Good day to you.

~Sol

Holy, real 3D in Construct!

Nice how the eraser particles slowly fade off so you can't even notice it happening.

Awesomely realistic, great work.