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Nick Moffitt wrote:

Will McGugan:

I don't think it would be pracitcal to render 3D models and blit them
in 2D. Happy to be proven wrong though.


Well, consider games like powermanga.  They generated their sprites
using 3-D tools and saved them to disk.

I think Kamilche was suggesting doing it on the fly. If you were just going to generate images offline, then you probably wouldnt use OpenGL.

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