hmm for an easy room of course you can use a simple cube. this method
is very fast to render and very easy to code so why so complicated? Of
course when you want to make something like windows or doors a cube
isnt the right way so i would take the planes option too. I dont know
enough about a skybox but it sounds more complicated than a cube ;-)

On 22 Jul., 19:20, savagelook <[email protected]> wrote:
> When I created a room, I used 6 separate planes (4 walls, floor
> ceiling) to make it.  The reason for this is that when I used a cube
> to do it, I had a lot of z-sorting issues because the cube was a
> single object and I was using basic rendering.  I haven't tried to use
> a skybox for it, so maybe someone else can comment on that method, but
> for me 6 planes gave me the most flexibility and isn't very hard to
> code.
>
> On Jul 22, 12:58 pm, Thanks in Advance <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to create a web virtual room with four walls and a desk.
>
> > After numerous tutorials and playing around I THINK the best way to do
> > this is inside a Skybox and then loading a desk but I'm sure this has
> > been dealt with previously so any quick feedback would be greatly
> > appreciated.

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