On 27 January 2012 17:09, aztroboy <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello everyone! I'm new to pyglet but not to python game programming.
> I have been using pygame and I like it. However, I would like to mix a
> 3D enviroment with 2D sprites (ie. a 3D enviroment with a 2D character
> walking around) and I heard that pyglet does the magic really nicely.
>
> I have looked for examples for this without much luck, only the
> examples found in the documentation. What I basically would like to
> know is where should I start with this idea of mixing 3D and 2D. There
> aren't really too many examples on the web -that I have found-
You want to look at using a technique called "billboarding." It's
pretty common so there should be plenty of information in the Googles
about it.
Richard
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