I don't have an example or tutorial - but so you know, pygame does not help make 3d easier, aside from the fact it can help create an OpenGL window for you. To do 3d with python people either use OpenGL with the PyOpenGL module and/or the pyglet library, or they use some game engine thing that manages 3d, like Panda3d or something.
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 12:42 PM, Eduardo Luttner <eluttner@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Hi,I am evaluating PyGame to create a 3d surface navigator (something like google earth)I have the raster pictures and the surface lines. We have achieved doing that using vlib, which is a c++ lib.I am trying to convince the stakeholders to use python, since the development will be faster.Anyone has an example / tutorial or start point for me?thankseduardo