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Perspective projection distortions

I'm building my own engine using python and pygame however my cube model is not able to be displayed correctly. This is my result after applying translation, scaling and projection matrices: ...
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Perspective projection not working as intended

I copied a perspective projection matrix from here (https://jsantell.com/3d-projection/) and applied it to my vertices. It looks ok but without depth. Rotation matrices also work. When I try to divide ...
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PyBullet & OpenGL - Rotations are reversed in OpenGL [closed]

Project description: I am writing a basic game engine to help with my PhD topic on multi-agent learning. I am using PyBullet as the backend physics engine and OpenGL for visual display. I have OpenGL ...
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Model gets distorted when rotating the camera

I'm currently developing my own 3d graphics engine and I'm having a hard time figuring out why my 3D models gets distorted when rotating the camera around. This is my projection matrix. I'm following ...
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Simple 2D games - what is faster to render - images or drawing?

I am developing simple 2D environment in Pygame (Python 3.6), however I think this question is general. The environment is moving (player is rendered on the same position and everything else is ...
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How to make a moving background with PyGame?

I'd like to create a moving background in my Python game, with an image, that moves up until it reaches the end, then it goes back to its first position. I'm still in my learning process and this is ...
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Oblique launch within a game

I'm creating a simple game in python that will follow the same logic of DDTank and Worms. The graph is formed by characters. The buildings that will be destroyed are formed by '*', players are '@' and ...
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How good can the graphics get on a game made only with Python? [closed]

Aside from the game being fun, which is the most important, is it possible to make a "good looking" game with it? The graphics I mean. Like Angry Birds. Could that be made in python, looking like ...
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Help making a visual transition with pygame and NumPy

Perhaps this could be better answered on Stack Overflow, but I thought it would be worth posting here. Right now I'm trying to make visual transitions with pygame's ...
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