Basic Dynamic Shadow Mapping on my 3D graphics engine made in Python with Pygame

a bit about the process of generating shadow maps in traditional rasterization, adding shadows to my 3d engine made in python with pygame
Code: github.com/Fin...

[@boyinjuly1]

Can't wait to see you delve into OpenGL, these videos are so good!

[@juror12]

man, it's awesome to see the evolution of your project, and every video you bring a new feature and explain how it works, it's always nice to learn something new :)

[@LeoOno]

Que projetos incríveis você está fazendo! Shadow maps é uma das coisas que eu nunca consegui implementar direito, queria um dia aprender a fazer isso direito. Curti muito o seu canal :) !

[@FinFET]

Valeu!
É, por enquanto a implementação tá um pouco arcaica mas já dá pra ter uma base, curto muito tentar entender essas técnicas de computação gráfica e jogos =)

[@SkyFly19853]

Oh... another useful video...
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[@matthewmatkava133]

This was very cool but can you import animations in it tho?

[@somdasantigas7849]

Mais um vídeo top, seu projeto está incrível 👍👏

[@GetIntoGameDev]

Looking good! I reckon skeletal animation might be a cool, while not too cpu intensive feature to look into, after collision checking.

[@FinFET]

Thanks! I was thinking on something a bit simpler, interpolating between meshes without bones, since wavefront files don't seem to support skeletal animations. For collisions I think I will first try using simple bounding boxes

[@aintNexus]

What if i tried Shadow mapping on Scratch using this maths, i'll give credits obviously

[@FinFET]

You are free to use it as you wish, I will just be curious to see the results :)

[@aintNexus]

@@FinFET Check my Channel, in there there's link to my Scratch account!