Gary Lee Nelson

I have an old app that implements the Mozart dice game. I wrote when I

first started using max and always wanted to add a rolling dice animation. I

am imagining and openGL script with jit.gl.sketch would do the job. Before I

start making my own I thought I would ask the list if anyone has made such a

I have an old app that implements the Mozart dice game.  I wrote when I
first started using max and always wanted to add a rolling dice animation. I
am imagining and openGL script with jit.gl.sketch would do the job. Before I
start making my own I thought I would ask the list if anyone has made such a
thing or am I rolling craps?

Cheers
Gary Lee Nelson
Oberlin College
www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson

rolling-dice-in-opengl

a tip: using jit.gl.plato as your "dice" might make it easier to 

other than that, a [line] connected to [rotate xyz] message going 

into the jit.gl.plato should be all it takes.

On Mar 9, 2007, at 1:56 PM, Gary Lee Nelson wrote:

> I have an old app that implements the Mozart dice game. I wrote 

> first started using max and always wanted to add a rolling dice 

> am imagining and openGL script with jit.gl.sketch would do the job. 

> start making my own I thought I would ask the list if anyone has 

a tip: using jit.gl.plato as your "dice" might make it easier to  
texture it.

other than that, a [line] connected to [rotate xyz] message going  
into the jit.gl.plato should be all it takes.

> I have an old app that implements the Mozart dice game.  I wrote  
> when I
> first started using max and always wanted to add a rolling dice  
> animation. I
> am imagining and openGL script with jit.gl.sketch would do the job.  
> Before I
> start making my own I thought I would ask the list if anyone has  
> made such a
> thing or am I rolling craps?
>
> Cheers
> Gary Lee Nelson
> Oberlin College
> www.timara.oberlin.edu/GaryLeeNelson
>
>


Thanks. I didn't make it clear. I know how to build it from scratch. My

hope was to find an openGL script already made.

On 3/9/07 10:03 AM, "evan.raskob [lists]" wrote:

> a tip: using jit.gl.plato as your "dice" might make it easier to

> other than that, a [line] connected to [rotate xyz] message going

> into the jit.gl.plato should be all it takes.

Thanks.  I didn't make it clear.  I know how to build it from scratch.  My
hope was to find an openGL script already made.

On 3/9/07 10:03 AM, "evan.raskob [lists]"  wrote:

> a tip: using jit.gl.plato as your "dice" might make it easier to
> texture it.
>
> other than that, a [line] connected to [rotate xyz] message going
> into the jit.gl.plato should be all it takes.
>
> cheers
> evan

Rolling Dice in openGL