Press the green flag, select a mode, answer the questions with the correct numbers you would like to see used for the dimensions, angle (if using the Classic mode), and the coordinates of the station point and (if using the Perception mode) vanishing point, and you will get a box generated for you! Do you have no ideas for numbers you should use in the questions? Just generate a few here, in "Random Number Generator" : https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/149414701/
"A solid geometric figure whose two end faces are similar, equal, and parallel rectilinear figures, and whose sides are parallelograms." -Oxford Dictionaries, definition of prism in geometry (I included this because this project was originally named "Prism Generator") --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Note: this is my first 3D project and my first pen project. -Credits: Made 100% by red_king_cyclops, but was inspired by 3D pen games, games with lots of custom blocks, and of course, geometry. -What you can do with this project: You can generate 3D boxes that are 100% pen with any dimensions you want, and with a camera viewing it at any angle as well! You can also have the box's station point located anywhere on the screen, but point (0,0) is recommended. -Required: For all questions, you need to enter numbers. For the dimension questions, you can enter any number, but I recommend you don't make the number giant, because there is only so much screen space available for the box. The station point x coordinate must lie between -240 and 240, and the station point y coordinate must lie between -180 and 180. Also, the same coordinate rules applies to the vanishing point if you are using the Perception mode. For the Classic mode, when entering a number for an angle, you need to enter a number from 0-360 . -Updates: *4/18/2017 - version 1.0 / initial release *4/19/2017 - version 2.0 / revamped the entire script to be more accurate. *6/18/2017 - version 2.1 / made the original script and functionality usable again via mode selection, added in-game information section about the modes. -Additional: Using the Perception mode, you will need to do some math if you wish to view the box at a specific angle, involving trigonometry, vanishing point, and the station point. And yes, I know the end of the box is very off, but I will fix that another time.
