March 2008
August 2007
Sander Stolks Projects
by sylvainulg (via)The model converter and model viewer I created, both run on the Nintendo DS. People always talk about how nice portability would be for model tools, and the Nintendo DS is pretty damn portable! ;p
Anyway, my model converter converts .x 3D models of a specific syntax to a .c file with an NDS display list array, which can be used in NDS programs and can be viewed in my model viewer.
Do note that I didn't write support for normals in my converter program, but that could easily be added.
For specific details on how these two programs work, I suggest you check the readme file. And/or the source code if you find that easier to understand; it being available and all.
gbadev.org :: View topic - Differing methods for making display lists...
by sylvainulgthe DS does not have OpenGL commands like glBeginList and glEndList.
Some people (including myself) might have coded them -- or something similarly named -- to easily create such a u32 array with raw FIFO commands.
So basicly, on the DS, a display list is a u32 array and nothing more. Sometimes hidden by functions.
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