This was a 16-bit screen-saver but it's just recently been hurredly ported to 32-bit. Consequently it's extremely dodgy. Still, it kind of shows you how to do a Win32 screen-saver and contains the code for a really rubbish 3D polygon engine.
In the Zip file is the screen-saver itself (3dsave.scr), save this to your Windows directory along with the data file (Cube.dat). Also in this Zip are the source files you'll need. Tinker around with it if you like. You'll only make it better. One of the easiest changes you can make is to alter the data file which describes the 3D object. It's not gonna be exactly rocket science to figure out the format. As if you can be bothered.
