Re: apple II 3D

[Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net>]

Howard Nager wrote:
> 
> hey all - I was looking through some old home computer magazines (formerly
> 99er home computer magazine) and I found an article which lists in Apple II
> BASIC what looks to be a wirerame 3D modeller...there is a follow-up article
> I have to find inorder to beable to plot points more simply than giving
> x,y,z coordinates.
> 
> Anyhow, I don;t have an apple II, but I do have the Bernie II the rescue
> emulator for my mac. Problem is that I can't find Apple BASIC anywhere - any
> suggestions...thanks, Howard

     One way to get to BASIC with the usual prompt is to double-click on
BASIC.system from the GS/OS (e.g. System 6.0.1) Finder display. You wll
be in Applesoft with ProDOS-8 as your disk OS.

     If you want to do BASIC programming, the best way to start is to
launch Program Writer (Language Card version). This will get you into
BASIC under ProDOS-8 with the excellent PW editor installed. (You can
LOAD a program to edit or do a NEW and, then, enter && to get into the
editor.)



Rubywand