added texturing to my affine triangle rasterizer

[cloudthethings@hachyderm.io]

@eniko lookin a-mighty affine

[eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@PurpleJillybeans i mean, it'll be similar due to being affine, but this will have subpixel precision so it won't be as wobbly

mostly affine is just way faster/easier >_>

[foone@digipres.club]

@eniko nice!

[eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@foone look ma, no gap pixels!

[ddr@pony.social]

@eniko Ooh, very nice!

[captainarcee@retro-gaiden.com]

@eniko so smooth! Mode 7 on the SNES got nothing on this

[disorderlyf@todon.eu]

@eniko @foone Hey! My grandpappy Playstation fought and died in the Early 3D Wars so you could make that joke!

[eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place]

making a triangle rasterizer is a lot like programming language development. you make a few building blocks and then you're like "theoretically, using this, i could make *anything*"

[0@corteximplant.com]

@eniko rasterizer for anything makes one feel powerful. this mouse made one for arbitrary flat n-gons for fun once and even though it had terribly hacky math for the projection it was still a powerful feeling

[yon@sakurajima.moe]

@eniko Are triangles the equivalent to s expressions in programming?

(And how did I not know they are abbreviated sexp, that’s crazy.)