Well, it was going to be an example of how to deploy apps via InnoSetup whilst at the same juncture demonstrating how simple it 'can be' to paste different images to specific sides of a cuboid.
Yeah, just using a plain 2d image would suffice for an example of how to produce an installable app with Blitz products. I just thought a cube with whatever image an end user would like to apply to it might be whilst not vastly, but a little more stimulating. It is easy to apply a singular image to a whole cube, but applying different ones to different sides requires a little more application. Once you grasp that concept more complex stuff is possible.
So, suppose the tutorial would be a mixture of Innosetup and a (albeit simple) Blitz 3D app. I suppose it would be just as apt to do a small Innosetup tutorial with BLitz Basic, or even Blitz Max - but I prefer Blitz 3D. Played Ludo instead of doing the tutorial anyways.
Yeah, just using a plain 2d image would suffice for an example of how to produce an installable app with Blitz products. I just thought a cube with whatever image an end user would like to apply to it might be whilst not vastly, but a little more stimulating. It is easy to apply a singular image to a whole cube, but applying different ones to different sides requires a little more application. Once you grasp that concept more complex stuff is possible.
So, suppose the tutorial would be a mixture of Innosetup and a (albeit simple) Blitz 3D app. I suppose it would be just as apt to do a small Innosetup tutorial with BLitz Basic, or even Blitz Max - but I prefer Blitz 3D. Played Ludo instead of doing the tutorial anyways.