I'm assuming you probably still need some math to make everything look actually good, but you could probably get something working just with assorted random hackery.
Most of the libraries seem to just be "Put X object on the screen at Y coordinates and rotation and size with Z texture and material", it's not like you're dealing with how rendering actually works by hand and figuring out what color each pixel should be.
But I've never done much of anything in 3D, aside from CAD work so idk.
Most of the libraries seem to just be "Put X object on the screen at Y coordinates and rotation and size with Z texture and material", it's not like you're dealing with how rendering actually works by hand and figuring out what color each pixel should be.
But I've never done much of anything in 3D, aside from CAD work so idk.