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isometric messing about
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just messing about with a demo by SMcNeil.    https://qb64phoenix.com/forum/showthread...5#pid20025

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'isometric nonsense
'just messing with the isometric routines posted by SMcNeil
'here:   https://qb64phoenix.com/forum/showthread.php?tid=2029&pid=20025#pid20025
'used the WASD to move a pillar about
Screen _NewImage(1024, 720, 32)
_FullScreen
Dim Shared GridSize As Integer
Dim Kolor As _Unsigned Long
Const Red = &HFFFF0000, Green = &HFF00FF00
GridSize = 12 'this uses 12x12 pixels
Dim Shared gridmax
Dim px, py, pht
Randomize Timer
px = 2: py = 2
gridmax = 40
Dim ght(gridmax, gridmax) As Integer
Dim gd(gridmax, gridmax) As _Byte
Dim gk(gridmax, gridmax) As _Unsigned Long

For y = 0 To gridmax: For x = 0 To gridmax: ght(x, y) = Int(1 + Rnd * 4): gd(x, y) = 1: gk(x, y) = _RGB32(Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230)): Next x: Next y

_PrintString (350, 360), "3D Isometic Perspective"
n = -1
lastfill = 0
pht = ght(px, py) + 100
Do
    _Limit 20
    Cls
    n = n + 1: If n > (gridmax) Then n = 0
    lastlift = lastfil / 2
    For y = 0 To gridmax

        For x = 0 To gridmax
            If x = px And y = py Then
                ght(x, y) = pht

                gk(x, y) = Red
            End If
            xpos = x * GridSize + 100: ypos = y * GridSize + 100
            xpos2 = xpos + GridSize: ypos2 = ypos + GridSize
            IsoLine3D xpos, ypos, xpos2, ypos2, ght(x, y), 500, 100, gk(x, y)
            If x = n Then
                lift = Int(Rnd * (lastlift + 2))
                ght(x, y) = ght(x, y) + lift * gd(x, y)
                lastlift = lift
                If ght(x, y) < 3 Then
                    ght(x, y) = 3: gd(x, y) = gd(x, y) * -1
                End If
                If ght(x, y) > 121 Then
                    If x <> px And y <> py Then
                        ght(x, y) = 121
                    End If
                    gd(x, y) = gd(x, y) * -1
                End If
            End If
        Next
    Next
    _Display
    kk$ = InKey$
    Select Case kk$
        Case " "
            For y = 0 To gridmax: For x = 0 To gridmax: gk(x, y) = _RGB32(Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230)): Next x: Next y
        Case "n", "N"
            For y = 0 To gridmax: For x = 0 To gridmax: ght(x, y) = 3: Next x: Next y

        Case "m", "m"
            For y = 0 To gridmax: For x = 0 To gridmax
                    If ght(x, y) < 100 Then ght(x, y) = ght(x, y) + 8
            Next x: Next y
        Case "w", "W"

            gk(px, py) = _RGB32(Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230))
            ght(px, py) = ght(px, py) - 100
            py = py - 1
            If py = -1 Then py = 0
            pht = ght(px, py) + 100

        Case "s", "S"

            gk(px, py) = _RGB32(Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230))
            ght(px, py) = ght(px, py) - 100
            py = py + 1
            If py > gridmax Then py = gridmax
            pht = ght(px, py) + 100

        Case "a", "A"

            gk(px, py) = _RGB32(Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230))
            ght(px, py) = ght(px, py) - 100
            px = px - 1
            If px = -1 Then px = 0
            pht = ght(px, py) + 100

        Case "d", "D"

            gk(px, py) = _RGB32(Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230), Int(20 + Rnd * 230))
            ght(px, py) = ght(px, py) - 100
            px = px + 1
            If px > gridmax Then px = gridmax
            pht = ght(px, py) + 100
    End Select

Loop Until kk$ = Chr$(27)

Function CX2I (x As Long, y As Long) 'Convert Cartesian X To Isometic coordinates
    CX2I = x - y
End Function

Function CY2I (x As Long, y As Long) 'Convert Cartesian Y To Isometic coordinates
    CY2I = (x + y) / 2
End Function

Sub IsoLine (x, y, x2, y2, xoffset, yoffset, kolor As _Unsigned Long)
    'since we're drawing a diamond and not a square box, we can't use Line BF.
    'We have to manually down the 4 points of the line.
    Line (CX2I(x, y) + xoffset, CY2I(x, y) + yoffset)-(CX2I(x2, y) + xoffset, CY2I(x2, y) + yoffset), kolor
    Line -(CX2I(x2, y2) + xoffset, CY2I(x2, y2) + yoffset), kolor
    Line -(CX2I(x, y2) + xoffset, CY2I(x, y2) + yoffset), kolor
    Line -(CX2I(x, y) + xoffset, CY2I(x, y) + yoffset), kolor
    Paint (CX2I(x, y) + xoffset, CY2I(x, y) + 4), kolor 'and fill the diamond solid
    Line (CX2I(x, y) + xoffset, CY2I(x, y) + yoffset)-(CX2I(x2, y) + xoffset, CY2I(x2, y) + yoffset), &HFFFFFFFF
    Line -(CX2I(x2, y2) + xoffset, CY2I(x2, y2) + yoffset), &HFFFFFFFF
    Line -(CX2I(x, y2) + xoffset, CY2I(x, y2) + yoffset), &HFFFFFFFF
    Line -(CX2I(x, y) + xoffset, CY2I(x, y) + yoffset), &HFFFFFFFF
End Sub

Sub IsoLine3D (x, y, x2, y2, z, xoffset, yoffset, kolor As _Unsigned Long)
    'Like IsoLine, we're going to have to draw our lines manually.
    'only in this case, we also need a Z coordinate to tell us how THICK/TALL/HIGH to make our tile

    'Let's just do all the math first this time.
    'We need to turn those 4 normal points into 4 isometric points (x, y, x1, y1)

    TempX1 = CX2I(x, y) + xoffset: TempY1 = CY2I(x, y) + yoffset
    TempX2 = CX2I(x2, y) + xoffset: TempY2 = CY2I(x2, y) + yoffset
    TempX3 = CX2I(x2, y2) + xoffset: TempY3 = CY2I(x2, y2) + yoffset
    TempX4 = CX2I(x, y2) + xoffset: TempY4 = CY2I(x, y2) + yoffset

    'The top
    FillQuad TempX1, TempY1 - z, TempX2, TempY2 - z, TempX3, TempY3 - z, TempX4, TempY4 - z, kolor
    Line (TempX1, TempY1 - z)-(TempX2, TempY2 - z), -1 'and redraw the grid
    Line -(TempX3, TempY3 - z), -1
    Line -(TempX4, TempY4 - z), -1
    Line -(TempX1, TempY1 - z), -1

    If z <> 0 Then 'no need to draw any height, if there isn't any.
        'the left side
        FillQuad TempX4, TempY4 - z, TempX4, TempY4, TempX3, TempY3, TempX3, TempY3 - z, kolor
        Line (TempX4, TempY4 - z)-(TempX4, TempY4), -1 'redraw the grid lines
        Line -(TempX3, TempY3), -1
        Line -(TempX3, TempY3 - z), -1
        Line -(TempX4, TempY4 - z), -1
        'and then for the right side
        FillQuad TempX3, TempY3 - z, TempX3, TempY3, TempX2, TempY2, TempX2, TempY2 - z, kolor
        Line (TempX3, TempY3 - z)-(TempX3, TempY3), -1 'redraw the grid lines
        Line -(TempX2, TempY2), -1
        Line -(TempX2, TempY2 - z), -1
        Line -(TempX3, TempY3 - z), -1
    End If
End Sub

Sub FillTriangle (x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3, K As _Unsigned Long)
    Dim D As Long
    Static a&
    D = _Dest
    If a& = 0 Then a& = _NewImage(1, 1, 32): _DontBlend a& '<< fix ??
    _Dest a&
    PSet (0, 0), K
    _Dest D
    _MapTriangle _Seamless(0, 0)-(0, 0)-(0, 0), a& To(x1, y1)-(x2, y2)-(x3, y3)
End Sub

Sub FillQuad (x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3, x4, y4, K As _Unsigned Long)
    FillTriangle x1, y1, x2, y2, x3, y3, K
    FillTriangle x3, y3, x4, y4, x1, y1, K
End Sub
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Nice! I used this approach for this:
   

And learned from this:
   

First time I'd seen it is from Mennonite's Sine Cube in QB64 samples.
Here is my variation:
   

The Borg have nothing over Mennonites! ;-))
b = b + ...
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That "cube", near this post, would be either a grand slam or a nightmare for the collectors of pixel art with few colors!
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