SFML 3D logo

[K.F]

Do you need a 3d logo, or is this just for fun? I could help if it was the former.

[Hapax]

It was just for fun 
You are, of course, welcome to make one 

[K.F]

Why not? Here it is 



It is 3d, but I mimicked the official 2d one untill it looks 2d now, I completly forgot it was supposed to look 3d 

[Hapax]

Is the white section see-through? See discussion above 

[K.F]

It is not empty space, it is a white surface



I wanted to make sure it is as white as the logo without forcing it to be white. I thought i did't make a good job of that since you can still see that it is darker in the bottom than it is on the top. But your comment tells me that I kind of succeeded 

[Hapax]

It is not empty space, it is a white surface

Sorry. I was tired 

[degski]

I worked on a very basic 3D logo (using Blender) for a project and I came up this:

Forgive me for asking, but why a 3D-Logo for a 2D-Library? I think it's odd.

[nicox11]

It was just for fun 
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[ramaskrik]

I worked on a very basic 3D logo (using Blender) for a project and I came up this:

Forgive me for asking, but why a 3D-Logo for a 2D-Library? I think it's odd.

Not to mention, SFML is not strictly 2D. Many people use SFML as full-blown media library but for graphics, which they handle via OpenGL directly. So if one is making a 3D game in SFML and OpenGL, 3D SFML logo may come handy.

[Hapax]

Indeed. For fun 

That said, even without going into OpenGL and sticking with using just SFML, 3D may still be used. 

    *cough* Sprite 3D *cough*