3D Cube Example

Working Demo

Introduction

This repository contains a simple 3D cube example using pygame and OpenGL. It includes two installation scripts for Linux (pre-run.sh) and Windows (pre-run.bat) and the main code is in the file named 3d.py.

Requirements

• Pygame
• PyOpenGL

Installation

Linux

• Run the pre-run.sh file to install the required packages.

sh ./pre-run.sh

Windows

• Run the pre-run.bat file to install the required packages.

start pre-run.bat

Usage

• Run the 3d.py file to see the 3D cube in action.

Controls

• Press 1 to rotate the cube along the x-axis by 1 degree.
• Press 2 to rotate the cube along the y-axis by 1 degree.
• Press 3 to rotate the cube along the z-axis by 1 degree.
• Press 4 to rotate the cube along the -x-axis by 1 degree.
• Press 5 to rotate the cube along the -y-axis by 1 degree.
• Press 6 to rotate the cube along the -z-axis by 1 degree.

Code Overview

The 3d.py file contains the following code:

• Import required libraries (pygame and OpenGL)
• Define vertices for a cube
• Define edges connecting the vertices
• Function to draw the cube using defined vertices and edges
• Function to draw a grid
• Main function to initialize and run the 3D cube example

The pre-run.sh and pre-run.bat files contain the installation scripts for Linux and Windows respectively.

Conclusion

This simple 3D cube example is a great starting point for anyone looking to get started with pygame and OpenGL. The code is well commented, easy to understand, and can be easily modified to fit your needs.