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My Little Pocket PC 3D Application (Update 04/05/2004)

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#1

Since I’ve found the Pocket PC to be lacking in 3D graphics applications, except for two, YASRT and Blender ver 2.04, I thought I’d start working on a Pocket PC 3D graphics application of my own.

I used Pocket GCC for the compiler.

As of now, the only thing it does is output a cube in *.obj format, but it’s my first step in getting the program to output something somewhat useful. It has no renderer or GUI as of yet. Here’s a screenshot of my “interface” right now, LOL. :slight_smile:

Here’s a rendering of my output file in ZBrush:

…and the cube *.obj file.

cube.zip

Nothing too spectactular or amazing, but I’m pretty proud of myself for getting this far. :slight_smile:

#2

Hi WindgedOne i congratulate you for this very helpful tool, at this moment is a cube but as i can see more object are coming soon¡ and if we think in face mesh model like prototype to allow star from a model and not from patch?¡¡¡
Congratulations and thanks for share your creativity¡¡
Andreseloy

#3

I don’t know this model!
There is nothing around the interface ? :wink:
Beautiful ice cube for put in a glass of Whisky :slight_smile:
Pilou

#4

Very Impressive Winged. :grimacing: :wink: :+1:

#5

Hi WingedOne,
very nice :+1: :+1: :+1: …when the next version.

cameyo

#6

LOL @ Cameyo…next version…haha

Hey WingedOne just remember all of us “little people” when you make it to the “big times” :smiley: :+1: :+1: :insert gratuitous support:

#7

OHHHH WIngedone. You actually made a 3D app for a handheld?? YOU ARE DA MAN!!

Too bad for me. I’m stuck on a Zire 71/palmOS.

-Dooki :frowning:

#8

Here’s an update on my progress. I added an octahedron, pyramid, and plane primitives as well as the ability to scale, rotate and position primitives.

Next, I’ll have to work on adding proper menus and at least a wireframe renderer so I can see what I’m doing when I’m putting a scene together.

Rendered in ZBrush 2.0 since my application doesn’t have rendering capabilities yet. :slight_smile:

house.zip

#9

Hi Winged,
can you post a screenshot of your palm-application?
I like this sort of things.

Thank you for share.

cameyo

#10

There’s a screenshot on the first post in this thread. Not much to look at yet. When I have an actual GUI, I’ll post another screenshot.

#11

Heh… I’ll have to keep my eye on this one :slight_smile:

#12

hehehe I just saw this and thought what a cool idea…then realized it’s a month old so I thought I would annoy you and see how you are coming along with it? or if you have moved on to bigger and better things?

#13

Still working on it.

I’ll post some more screenshots when my wireframe orthographic rendering code can render the top, side and front views properly without looking like a mass of spider-webs. :slight_smile:

#14

Great Wingedone !!!

cameyo

#15

Cool, look forward to it.

#16

Here’s some screenshots of the interface. Turns out that instead of one thing being wrong with my orthographic rendering code, there were five things wrong :rolleyes:, but I got them all sorted out.

Shown is as top view, right side view and front view.

#17

Looking good. What are you coding this in?

#18

I’m currently coding it in Pocket GCC (where I can compile right on the Pocket PC), but there will probably be times, that I’ll be using Microsoft Embedded Visual C++ as well on my desktop computer.

#19

thats pretty darned amazing, don’t know anything about coding so i am in awe