Render something, such as a brick, or a simple cube example across pixel GUI obj

[Conservative]

How fast would TS be with handling the rendering of first a cube input, and then maybe a blb across many GUI pixel objects?

If fast enough, one could either create an icon creator for Blockland, or better.

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[Zeblote]

slow as stuff

[Conservative]

slow as stuff

How slow tho?

Could one settle for an icon creator? (96x96)

[jes00]

This would be nice to have. No idea how you would calculate everything out though.

Off Topic: Answer my PM Siba.

[Conservative]

This would be nice to have. No idea how you would calculate everything out though.

Off Topic: Answer my PM Siba.

I actually saw it a minute ago and couldn't remember if I answered you or not, settled for "I must have"

But you know MLD has a forum account right?

[jes00]

I actually saw it a minute ago and couldn't remember if I answered you or not, settled for "I must have"

But you know MLD has a forum account right?

Sooo. If he does the icons, will you do it?

[.::Taboo::.]

couldn't you load a model into the same GUI object thing used by the avatar creator's preview and then go from there

[Conservative]

couldn't you load a model into the same GUI object thing used by the avatar creator's preview and then go from there

That GUI object does not handle .blb

[Zeblote]

How slow tho?

Could one settle for an icon creator? (96x96)

You'd be creating over 9000 gui objects, and that's going to be slow as stuff

Unless you optimize it
For example:
It shows a brick

Background is white, so put one white swatch as a background and don't put anything for a white pixel
and combine neighbors if they have similar/same colors

That could work I guess

[Zeblote]

That GUI object does not handle .blb

You could probably also create some sort of remote renderer where you send the blb to which then sends back a png, which you display with a bitmap ctrl

[Conservative]

You could probably also create some sort of remote renderer where you send the blb to which then sends back a png, which you display with a bitmap ctrl

That is beyond the extent of my knowledge, unfortunately.