A few days ago, tr1p1ea (you know, the guy that created xLIB) released solidFrame-- a 3D model viewer. It can take Wavefront OBJ files (converted, of course) and allow you to rotate and explore objects. And these aren't simple wireframe models, either, but instead these are textured models. Here are a few pieces of candy for your enjoyment:




Go ahead and give it a try! (A 15MHz calculator is suggested, by the way, but it will work on a 6MHz calc)

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That is really great. I was amazed at how many details there was in that Zelda and Mario model actually. As for the Nspire, if that engine was ported to it without adding any extra details, I think it would definitively be useable in games if maps were not made of blocks like in nCraft but rather like nDoom or something. There would definitively need to be some sort of limit about how far you can view stuff, though, to avoid major slowdowns.

wow that's cool!

I'm trying to make a model, but I don't know how to change the number of vertices and faces. Does anyone know how?

I've no clue, are you using a computer utility or is it on calc?

Do you mean something as simple as the subdivision surface modifier?

Pure sweetness!

Nice job tr1p1ea! 

Tr1p1ea, have you tried to create a moderate-sized map (such as a small village)to see how fast it renders?

Oh I see, there's no clipping yet (assuming that's what you mean by finishing?).