Alrighty, with my failed attempt at the 2013 contest over, I am now resuming progress on Abandoned.

I've added some background information about the Races now! (wouldn't go as far as to call it "lore")

Races

Humans - Your basic Bipedal walking brain. These creatures are good in just about everything, your all round build.

Narkorvids - These Insect-like creations walk on as many legs as they see deemed fit, the correct # of which is unknown among all races, including themselves. These bugs are usually multiple eyed and very thin.

Karhokes - These are your hairy brutes, preferring brute force over all forms of intelligence. Their ships are composed of junk they find floating around. AKA the tribal space race.

Drakonalids - A cross between a lizard, dinosaur and a bat. This human creation is considered an abomination among all other races, surviving by the skin of their teeth.

High Juvorans - The religious party. Tall, gel, slender looking "aliens". ALMOST all of which are composed of peaceful connections throughout this galaxy.


I'll add more to their lore later.

Wait why would the variable get deleted when the calc turns off? It's a sort of sleep isn't it? So there is no reason to delete them right? Unfortunately I don't know what you could use...

What What What. Stahp

Lol

No, this is really confusing even though I get it, if that makes sense...

... What... 

Thanks guys

@XiiR3CR34T10N : I only use very basic 3D here (simple usually means fast). All you have to know is the rotation matrices (I multiplied the X one by the Y one, you can find all three X, Y and Z on the internet, even on Wikipedia by searching "rotation matrix"), how to multiply a 3D point by a matrix and how to project a 3D point on a 2D screen.
For this latter, it's very simple : divide the 3D X and Y coordinates by the Z one to get the 2D coordinates. Make sure to multiply the 3D X/Y coordinates by a zoom factor to lower visual distortion. Also, remember that (0,0) must be the center of the screen, so just add 48 and 32 to the 2D X and Y coordinate resectively.

Of course, the source code is here to help you

Wow, thanks actually makes so much more sense now!

The amount of things I have learned from Omnimaga is truly amazing.

But... But... Lua isn't event hat hard...

Man I'f I can't figure out why ? and ?? Aren't working, I might as well just drop the contest...