CODE-EATER:
but d pythonian I have is male na

Yup, that is my bf. I don't want to post my contact publicly. You can ask him and he'd give u my FB I'd. He'd be offended if I post my details

Ajibel:

Yup, that is my bf. I don't want to post my contact publicly. You can ask him and he'd give u my FB I'd. He'd be offended if I post my details

I see....make e no go return my life as NULL o..

rofl

Ajibel:

Yup, that is my bf. I don't want to post my contact publicly. You can ask him and he'd give u my FB I'd. He'd be offended if I post my details

Troll..

Ajibel:

Yup, that is my bf. I don't want to post my contact publicly. You can ask him and he'd give u my FB I'd. He'd be offended if I post my details

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Ajibel:
Okay thanks... I intend diving into game devt sometimes later with blender and the knowledge of 3D would be necessary then. Goodluck and don't give up bro !!

I found a very good video tutorial at this site http://www.videotutorialsrock.com on OpenGL for creating 3D animations and games, the good thing about OpenGL is that there are OpenGL frameworks that allow you to create 3D animations and Games on ASP.Net Winforms and by creating a custom control you can transfer your animations and games to an ASP.Net website. I have attached an image of a 3D game from this OpenGL video tutorial, though the quality has been reduced to 200K to allow it to be displayed on this forum.

Now I can continue with this project based on the research I have done so far. For those who are still interested OpenGL is in C++, and for C# programmers there are .Net frameworks for OpenGL the one I would like to try first is OpenGL4Net, follow this link http://www.opengl.org/wiki/Language_bindings to see all the languages that has an OpenGL framework.

For programmers here who are reluctant about joining this project, I can understand your reason, but the good thing for those who join me, is that they'll be working remotely for my Limited software engineering company based in the UK, this will open up a lot of opportunities for those who can contribute their skills.

Mr csharp, pls I tried mailing you here but to no avail. pls can you mail me your contact so I can reach you personally. (aakinjiola@gmail.com, 08063777394). want to talk to you regarding learning animations, 3d and cartoons.
regards

doubleakins: Mr csharp, pls I tried mailing you here but to no avail. pls can you mail me your contact so I can reach you personally. (aakinjiola@gmail.com, 08063777394). want to talk to you regarding learning animations, 3d and cartoons.
regards

Nice to know you're following this thread. I will drop you an email, for now try and follow these video tutorials below which I have been using as well.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zylsMzCHmgA Watch videos 1 to 5


http://www.videotutorialsrock.com

Thanks @csharpjava for the link. I'd make effort to learn and see how far I'd go

Ajibel: Thanks @csharpjava for the link. I'd make effort to learn and see how far I'd go

Cool! Keep me posted on how you get on. This link: http://www.videotutorialsrock.com also has a text version of the 3D programming videos.

PhenomenonVFX:

I dont know which is more hilarious; ur ignorance or ur dishonesty. Nobody is telling u they have all the knowledge but we are teaching u here. It will do u well to learn. And if u incapable of that, at least stop disgracing urself.

a coloured image like that will have at least 3 bytes to represent a pixel. Since each pixel carries 3 color channels: red, green and blue.
The colour of any pixel in a coloured image is a combination of different values of RGB.
White is 255,255,255 or 24 "1"s in binary or 0xffffff in hexadecimal.
Black is 0,0,0 or 24 "0"s in binary or Ox000000 in hexadecimal.

Now to ur post. In ur dishonesty, said that the image above consists of that long string of "01"s u posted. That will mean that each pixel is: "010101010101010101010101"
in binary. Or 0x555555 in hex.
That means that all the pixel colours are the same. And that will give a BLANK GREY image at best. Not that picture u have up there.
But that picture has pixels with different colours: white, blue and some brown or so.

Now to further expose ur ignorance about how images work, I will have u know that the pixel value is not the only thing that makes up an image.
An image bit stream consists of the pixel value bits, the image name bits, the image dimension value bits, the image encoding bits which determines whether it should be read as png or jpeg, etc.....
There is NO way that image above can have those bit value u posted. The joke is on u.

Advice:
Just keep quiet already. Stop making programmers look bad. I once argued about someone that it takes intelligence to be a programmer. Apparently it doesnt. U are a testimony to that.

With all the knowledge you claim to have above, I want you to show me with some codes how you would take an existing image and use it as texture to fill a 3D or 2D image.

My approach when I first started this thread is still the only way to get around breaking up an existing image and recreating it or working with adding texture to an image the only difference is that it is the 0s and 1s of each pixels of the RGB that should be stored. Here is an example:

"To make a figure like this image, the first thing we have to do is load an image with the texture we want. We want to take a picture file and get it into an array of characters (R1, G1, B1, R2, G2, B2, ...) indicating the color of each pixel in the image. Each component ranges from 0 to 255. Our array will start with the lower-left pixel, then progress to the right end of the row, then move upward to the next column, and so on". http://www.videotutorialsrock.com/opengl_tutorial/textures/text.php

csharpjava:

With all the knowledge you claim to have above, I want you to show me with some codes how you would take an existing image and use it as texture to fill a 3D or 2D image.

My approach when I first started this thread is still the only way to get around breaking up an existing image and recreating it or working with adding texture to an image the only difference is that it is the 0s and 1s of each pixels of the RGB that should be stored. Here is an example:

"To make a figure like this image, the first thing we have to do is load an image with the texture we want. We want to take a picture file and get it into an array of characters (R1, G1, B1, R2, G2, B2, ...) indicating the color of each pixel in the image. Each component ranges from 0 to 255. Our array will start with the lower-left pixel, then progress to the right end of the row, then move upward to the next column, and so on". http://www.videotutorialsrock.com/opengl_tutorial/textures/text.php

guy, let it go......
If u have relevant information share.

csharpjava:

With all the knowledge you claim to have above, I want you to show me with some codes how you would take an existing image and use it as texture to fill a 3D or 2D image.

My approach when I first started this thread is still the only way to get around breaking up an existing image and recreating it or working with adding texture to an image the only difference is that it is the 0s and 1s of each pixels of the RGB that should be stored. Here is an example:

"To make a figure like this image, the first thing we have to do is load an image with the texture we want. We want to take a picture file and get it into an array of characters (R1, G1, B1, R2, G2, B2, ...) indicating the color of each pixel in the image. Each component ranges from 0 to 255. Our array will start with the lower-left pixel, then progress to the right end of the row, then move upward to the next column, and so on". http://www.videotutorialsrock.com/opengl_tutorial/textures/text.php

guy, let it go......
If u have relevant information share.

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Sorry for trolling on you guys, but i just remembered this topic, and i had to comment to get update but it looks like the op hasn't been here lately, or maybe he got a different moniker.

Kennyinusa:
Hello everyone, i just went through all the comments of everyone and its all getting emotional.
We have an OP that believe that nothing is impossible and then we have some able body pros who feels that this shit is almost basically impossible.

I think that maybe 2-3years from now, with a whole lot of bad assets jacking and all that shit, maybe our OP could now source for funds to startup something. Am not pros, but i don't need a confessor to believe that our OP has little knowledge of the various shit that it would takes; which he has done us the pleasure of attestating to.

I personally work with my team, even as a student i have a software startup(registered) and i also have goal. I have some outrageous goal or dreams but i would prefer to go by the old adage of BIT BY BIT or LITTLE BY LITTLE.
So i also believe that when it comes to the software development, everything is possible; yeah, everything is, but i can't say i wanna create an app that would rub shoulders with Facebook or say i just want to get lucky just like these instagram guys did. At least not without knowing what am talking about.

I would suggest that everybody that has made Mr OP felt bad with himself should apologise and the OP should re-examine his dream remodify it to savour the moment.
Mr OP is high on energy today, but the question is that would he be tomorrow, next month, year or probably next decade.
This shit requires dedication and a whole lot of cash, Mr OP could also learn on the Job but i would SUGGEST that Mr OP changes or remodify or give us a subset of this big dream, then maybe everybody would be interested.

Y'all should mind ma comment o, its because am on mobile.

Please o no curse, abuse o.
Thank y'all

Well Said from a me.
Truth is 2-3 year is now.

So, an update would be most welcome

I hope this thread aint dead already

Charleebro:
I hope this thread aint dead already

no o.... it's still alive, hale and hearty

csharpjava:


Thanks for sharing this with us. I would like us to work with a programming language only, so that we can write all the codes from scratch and also making use of the classes provided by that language. This will give us the underlying knowledge and skills needed to write a games engine and once we can write a games engine then writing complex games will became possible for us.

it takes a lot to build a game engine