@FlameDuck
it has been awhile but I stand by my assertion that blitz3D functionality is here (and in quite usable form) via miniB3D. it also will run (quite nicely I might add) on Ubuntu and Mac. there are quite a few things missing from miniB3D that blitz3D has but miniB3D is just one of many modules that can be used with blitzmax. at the 0.41 release it is quite stable and fast.
Not. Even. Close. I can only assume it's been a while since you tried Blitz3D?
it has been awhile but I stand by my assertion that blitz3D functionality is here (and in quite usable form) via miniB3D. it also will run (quite nicely I might add) on Ubuntu and Mac. there are quite a few things missing from miniB3D that blitz3D has but miniB3D is just one of many modules that can be used with blitzmax. at the 0.41 release it is quite stable and fast.