hey /g/, I want to understand how 3D engines work, in the sense of managing to convey 3D space through a 2D display.
Would you guys know any literature of note on the subject?
>>58582060
You can start here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zb6Eo1D6VW8
>>58582060
Imagine you have one of those plot point graphs like in grade school, now extend it outward from the board. You can place points in this now 3D "graph" just like you could before. Connect these points together and you can make triangles. Connect these triangles together and you can make shapes like squares, spheres, even complex looking things like a man's face.
This is basically an rough idea of how 3D graphics are stored in the computer. There's a problem however: when we look at things far away they converge to a point in the distance, with things up close looking more spread apart. If we were to directly draw a triangle that's immediately in front of the camera to the screen, and another triangle of the same size but simply 100 ft away from the camera, they would overlap perfectly. This is because obviously a 2D screen can't have depth. Everything kind of gets squashed/flattened together when it gets to the screen.
To counter this, at some point in sending the shapes over to the screen to be displayed, a mathematical transformation is applied (by which I mean we do some fancy multiplication). This transformation basically says that things that are farther back in our virtual 3D space will be moved closer to the center of the screen of the screen. This way, when things get squashed together, it looks like they're converging into a point off in the distance, just like in real life. If you want to see examples of before and after this transformation is applied lookup something like "orthogonal vs perspective view". An orthogonal view is how we refer to what it looks like before we move things around to make it look 3D.
>>58582060
a shit ton of vector math
How often do you guys scam websites like newegg or amazon or any other sites? you just tell them your stuff never arrived and ask for a refund.
whats the most expensive thing youve ever said never arrived?
i bought a sapphire r9 390 and 16gb of ddr3 (around $400) about a year and a half ago, they just left it at the front door without getting a signature so i said it never came and asked for a refund. i didnt have to jump through any hoops either, they just gave me my money back.
>>58581976
Wew lad, may as well just shoplift at that point.
It's idiots like you that ruin stuff for the rest of us.
yeah but you can only do it once.
if you do it twice they're gonna ban you
Never, because I'm not a dirty fucking thief.
hi all, the governement "french" have my macbook pro but i have very good password on my FileVault, and my question is the french governement have a access to my file ?
note : sorry for my fucking bad english
No, they don't
Hell yea they do, vulnerability to access the vault from a faulty startup bug was just patched in the last month or so. Was it 100% up to date?
>>58581963
When in doubt, it's always safe to assume that your data has been compromised.
What the fuck is up with this file path?
>>58581840
Defenestrate.
>>58581840
what's the problem? "C:\Program" is a valid file path
>>58581840
What version?
If you uninstall and reinstall does it still do it?
Can anyone tell me what the fuck this means? Who do I complain to? Is it the russian hackers???!?
no problems here senpai
Windows is downloading an update in the background
Install Debian to fix
>>58581860
But why the huge discrepancy between upspeed and downspeed?
So, I'm afraid of the botnet but I still want/have to use Windows because software exclusive to Windows.
Provided that I don't want to use a VM in Shitnux then I have two choices
>stick with Windows 7 and pray that poos at Microsoft extend the support
>use a server edition of Windows
Any other ideas?
>chilean maid no related
Debian and wine
>>58581846
Kontak and many VST don't play well in Wine, sorry.
>>58581805
LTSB Enterprise Edition
Hey geeks what's the best manga reader for pirated manga
>>58581772
manga rock for ios, idk if its on android too
oh yeah and it's a mac
>>58581772
Tachiyomi for Freedumbs
Ayyyyyy lmao
>>58581747
>needs that giant fan to cool it
HAHAHAHAHAHA
>>58581770
That's for cooling me when I sleep, Anon.
>>58581776
Just suspend to ram desu
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>>58581729
for AB is cabal
Any upcoming /pyramid/ for PTH?
Regardless of the volume, my PC speakers are always producing static.
Been hearing it for so long, that now I'm full autistic and I'm hearing it everywhere I go, even in my sleep.
What can I do to reduce it, and how do I know if it's my motherboard or my speakers that are at fault?
Thanks.
>>58581661
Buy an external DAC.
The HiFiMeDIY USB DAC is pretty good.
>>58581661
get a USB sound card for $2. it's impossible to fix that shit... I know from personal experience. I tried updating bios, drivers etc... static was always there.
>>58581675
>>58581683
Is this one any good?
https://www.amazon.com/SMSL-SD793-II-PCM1793-DIR9001-Amplifier/dp/B00A2QLPJM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1484965373&sr=8-2&keywords=smsl+dac
I have it laying around somewhere.
Ayyyyyy lmao
>>58581652
NOICE! Unboxing thread? If so, show us how it's packaged.
Ooooohhhh
>>58581666
It was just the box wrapped in plastic that's it
Ayyy lol
Why do search engines and advertising agencies treat iPhones as the default smartphone?
Because they're the most common single smartphone
>>58581564
>looking up hipster wallpaper
>is surprised when Google tries to autocorrect to iPhone
>>58581564
-iPhone
What is he holding?
Windows 10 privacy.
>>58581518
A large turd.
Your data.
>vooOOOOM WHIIIIIIIIIIIRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
>>58581499
Hey, at least it performs well. You can overclock 8-series to 4.4GHz on that thing if you set it to 100%
>>58581499
Only faggots like quiet PCs. My 1 computer sounds like a fucking datacenter. Varg approved.
>>58581499
The noisest part of my PC is the HDD. Once I put it to sleep, it's quieter than a kitten.
Get some noctua fans + EVO 212s and you won't hear a thing.
/g/ what $100 WAP is good? These ubiquity devices seem to be all the rage but really are they just meme tier?
>>58581431
Cisco shit look em up
>>58581465
For $100? You're gonna get some Linksys tier Cisco gear for $100, but not aironet.
>>58581697
Go on eBay dummy.