Quote from: Rhombicuboctahedron on November 28, 2012, 11:44:32 pm

I think all U.K. based English uses s instead z. I think Australians, British, and Canadians use it, and when Europe and probably Africa and Eastern Europe learn English, they learn U.K. English, and I'm guessing South America and probably east Asia learn American based English.

Although, I wonder, do other places spell it metre?  I'm know they spell it favourite and realise, but I have a strange feeling they might spell it meter; I feel like I've seen one or two of the Canadians spell it meter.

Hm, I never knew that they replaced z with s

Me neither, and I'm Canadian. I think Canadians spell it metre, but, as a non-native English speaker, you'll often see me use -re and -er interchangeably. Not sure which English I learnt at school, probably the UK one, but you'll see me speaking American too, or a weird Canadian-American English, I dunno, as I spoke English mainly with Americans for the last 3-4 years.

In my case, we seems to have learned American English at school, because most idioms and spelling we used was the American one. However I noticed most Canadians from the West use British English.

Also this looks very nice tr1p1ea, can't wait for this:

Maybe Quebec english teachers are just kinda nationalist (in Quebec sense) to a certain extent and decided to make us look more American than Canadian  when we speak English, or maybe there are just many people here going to USA rather than Canada when they go to trips (especially Boston, New York City and Florida), so they thought it might be a better idea to teach us the English that is spoken the most in North America. It's definitively weird, though. It might have changed, though (I went to school from 1991 to 2004)

Maybe we should go back on topic, though. (the fact that tr1p1ea is the topic starter might have brought shades of old-time MaxCoderz in this topic, because back in the early days there, topics would often get off-topic )

Cool o.o How do you determine the lighting for each face?

Ah, okay, I see Cool!

wow, this is looking pretty epic with the lighting O.o
you are making calcgl atm.....

By the way, any clue why the program won't let me rotate and zoom simultaneously? Is the 3D taking too much resources to support multiple keypresses?