Sure, go right ahead.

That's an expensive signed photo and tour :D

@Dave
Haha! I’m the same with anything like this

I'm getting serious Battlezone vibes from that, which is a good thing!

@UniversalGamer9 nice!

When it comes to the game idea, it sounds to me like you're talking about a line when you talking about one dimensional. That still could be interesting, the story is fine, but unexpected end of file.
Also: controls(0)

Excuse the warts and all new bugs (just rewritten the backbone and screwed up some of the pre-existing stuff)

Quite a bit of slowdown at moment as I’ve not rewritten the ball to ball code - at moment they are dumb and checking every single potential clash, no thought for approximate screen proximity. They’ll get there tho 🤷🏻‍♂️

Thanks Steve. Will be when I get me finger out 😂

Excellent! I was just thinking tonight on drive home I might start putting the bones of an FPS together. You beat me to it, looks brilliant

That's cool!

Ah! Okay, so that’s what I already did last night. Good stuff!

haha, I'm sure it will mate.

Looks great! I will try it with the kids tonight!

@Jonboy said in 3d v.2 cockpit:

Absolutely stunning - i can't wait to see where you take this. Personally I was a huge fan of Rescue on Fractalus! on my trusty Atari 130XE - without a doubt my favourite home computer, or at least it was once I had a floppy disc drive! Fractalus, and the technically-similar 'The Eidolon' were spectacular releases from Lucasfilm Games in 1984/5. From Ball Blazer onward, seeing the Lucasfilm title screen with its THX like sound intro meant you were in for something really special. Anyway...

You had to mention one of my favourite games of all time.. Now I have to put my C64 on and play Rescue on Fractalus. If I don't get any work done on Fuze tonight @Jonboy , it's your fault.

@Dave thanks again :)

@spikey it was actually your post that lead me here in the first place! I'm excited to see your project, but thought I'd try and see if this one had been (or could be) uploaded or not

I have had the most success with object groups to pivot around an arbitrary point. If there is another way, I have not found it, either.

You can have a single object in the group, with the group's origin acting as the pivot point.

Oops.
Thanks @pianofire