Possibly 3d thingy in the future

[Hamzah_Alani]

The password is a very creative one, keep typing letters. If the color of the dot is red, that means the last letter u typed is incorrect, if it is green, then keep going until u get 8 letters, then click “enter.” Next, verify that you’re a human by hovering over that red dot.

Then, tell me how I might be able to make use of that mess on that frame, thnx
3d104-6efkjb4w10-6.html (2.1 MB)

Try to find the password on ur own before seeing what it is.
Click to see password

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[BSA_15]

wow how did you make this

[pumpkinhead]

can i see the source? i want to see how you did that

[Hamzah_Alani]

@pumpkinhead

source

I used no other source than wick, in fact, the file in front of u guys uses code as simple as “this.height=?” (I kept it simple to avoid lag) and that kind of stuff.

extra stuff

It is made up of 2 perspective points, a one perspective point project would look much different.

The picture above is a different project I was making for designing a building’s structure. It is a 2 point perspective project. Then, I played around with it to make it a fake 3d rotating thingy. Really though, if I find a way to make it a 3 point perspective project (which might get a bit more complex) life might get easier.

Yet, idk what it could be used for.

(did I mention to use arrows to move)

[Hamzah_Alani]

A .wick file might help explain this a bit more:
3d10-6-2020_2-29-12PM.wick (23.4 KB)

[Hamzah_Alani]

Yea, I agree with you @anon15550918
Here’s the original project, it started working slow, but it has many tools.
Use “-” and “+” key to zoom in and out
2 point perspective 10-7-2020_7-27-51PM.wick (39.8 KB)

Like shown in the picture, it was meant to draw buildings, and then turned into that 3d thingy
That’s the whole purpose of 2 points perspective drawings… though I might move on to 1 or 3 point perspective drawings, these should look more 3d, but aren’t as simple as 2 point