Post by nocturnal YL on Apr 23, 2006 1:19:10 GMT -5
My Project - "Tetris-3D" (earlier I called that Tetris 64) - is finished!
These are 2 images containing the nets for folding tetrimino (tetrads, or whatever) blocks. They are based on Tetris DS, but are 3D, and can be actually stacked up or even use them as toys. Just a play of The New Tetris and maybe you'll have an idea of how to play with these little things.
Anyway, here they are:
img.photobucket.com/albums/v351/macromediaflashmx2005/tet1.png
img.photobucket.com/albums/v351/macromediaflashmx2005/tet2.png
Notice: You'll need a paper (normal printer paper would be good enough), a printer with colour ink installed iand is installed for your computer, a computer, power supply...... okay, I'll get serious. You'll need scissors (or cutters) and glues to make them. I can't make models that can be done with simply folding.
Also, by printing A4 size files, your computer may recognise it as "too large", and but it into 2 or 4 pieces when printing. To prevent this, you have to either crop the image, or for Windows NT 5.1 or 5.2 users only, use the photo printing wizard.
These are 2 images containing the nets for folding tetrimino (tetrads, or whatever) blocks. They are based on Tetris DS, but are 3D, and can be actually stacked up or even use them as toys. Just a play of The New Tetris and maybe you'll have an idea of how to play with these little things.
Anyway, here they are:
img.photobucket.com/albums/v351/macromediaflashmx2005/tet1.png
img.photobucket.com/albums/v351/macromediaflashmx2005/tet2.png
Notice: You'll need a paper (normal printer paper would be good enough), a printer with colour ink installed iand is installed for your computer, a computer, power supply...... okay, I'll get serious. You'll need scissors (or cutters) and glues to make them. I can't make models that can be done with simply folding.
Also, by printing A4 size files, your computer may recognise it as "too large", and but it into 2 or 4 pieces when printing. To prevent this, you have to either crop the image, or for Windows NT 5.1 or 5.2 users only, use the photo printing wizard.
