Jesus christ... subsitute541, pseudo 3D projects don't use perspective functions, they create a library to handle it for them, and then the real job is just doing this: 3D.physics.createBall(x, y, z, radius) perspective functions are useless, and the project name is very bad if you say that its onl...

Perspective.lua, and PerspectiveTwo.lua are being fixed.

You should consider a framework, instead of a hard-to-use perspective function. Such as a camera occupying 3D space and objects occupying 3D space. Then you can move the camera to view objects from a different angle. Something like this: 3D.camera.setMatrix(positionX, positionY, positionZ, lookatx,...

About perspective9, calculating the average Z position of every face's extremes (vertices? vertexes?), sorting the faces checking averageZ and then drawing them should do the trick P.S: Use conf.lua and love.conf to set width and height I know nothing about this topic. This is just a stupid idea th...

Woo. Good thing there's love.graphics.polygon. If I had time I could (somehow) make a pyramid. And if I had LOTS of time, I could make a cylinder(that uses math functions, not hardcoded numbers... Whew, this is kinda hard...)

Distorting an image would be the least 3D thing I would want. And not just for doing 3D. It can be used for 2D effects too. We just need it. Real 3D would require actual 3D calls complete with access to 3D OpenGL features like polygon clipping and sorting. I've done a couple "3D" demos in...

>objects = { {x = 5, y = 4, z = 3}, {x = 9, y = 55, z = 6}, {x = 11, y = 66, z = 5} } >table.sort(objects, function(a, b) return a.z > b.z end) >for i, v in ipairs(objects) do >>print(v.x, v.y, v.z) >>end 9 55 6 11 66 5 5 4 3 I didn't read your code yet, would it be hard to implement something like...

I like how demo are numbered with odd numbers. Bring something mystical. (well actually I reread the first post while writing that. Demystified :( ) Demo 5 really carry the illusion. Code is impressively concise too. Bring some colors :) Apparently, z-sorting(sorting objects in the z space, you kno...