Open Source BSD 3D Rendering Software
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Thatcher Ulrich's game engine testbed. A motley collection of experimental and not-so-experimental game- and graphics-oriented code. Public domain!
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This Eclipse plugin help you to create, edit and verify your GLSL (OpenGL Shading Language) and NVidia CG vertex and pixel shaders directly inside the Eclipse IDE. Each shader can be edit in an editor with syntax color with error/warning markers.
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RealmForge (now Visual3D Game Engine)
1st 3D game engine built in C# for .NET, Visual3D Engine's predecessor
The first 3D game engine built in C# for .NET, predecessor to the Visual3D Game Engine (https://www.poweraccess.net/visual3d-game-engine), an All-in-One Game Development Tool for Next-Gen 3D Games, MMOs, Simulations and Virtual Worlds powered by Microsoft XNA. -
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Open ActiveWrl is a software development toolkit based on a generic software development approach that allows the implementation of parallel immersive VRML/X3D browsers on heterogenous cluster systems. It supports systems running Win NT/2000/XP and Linux
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Library of terrain level of detail algorithm nodes for Coin (an implementation of an Open Inventor scene graph) and other utility classes. Currently are implemented ROAM, Geo Mip-Mapping and Chunked-LoD algorithms. Any issues and feedback for this projec
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2licht Irrlicht Engine Wrapper
Multi-Language Wrapper Collection for the Irrlicht Engine
2licht's aim is to provide a collection of wrappers for the popular Irrlicht Engine (http://irrlicht.sf.net/). It is still in development; the first wrappers to be released will be the C and Object Pascal interface; followed by a .NET library. -
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AllegRT is a 3D engine for making games based on 3D realtime raytracing for realistic results. It is based on and designed to work with Allegro.
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AllegroGL is a small library intended to allow Allegro applications to use OpenGL in Unix, Windows, Mac OS X and DOS.
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D.R.I.V.E. - Digraph Research Inside Virtual Environments. A set of library/tools for the research of available paths inside VRML worlds.
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The Fluxions 3D Engine is a full-featured 3D application toolkit for developing 3D simulations and games.
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GLeffect! is a set of components that simplify writing OpenGL demos and applications. It includes OpenGL effect file (glfx), text rendering, scene loading (ase files) etc.
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Take a gander with Gander! Gander is a lightweight scene renderer for prototyping and viewing GLSL shaders. It makes tying together OpenGL and GLSL easy by using XML scene graphs. Plus, it supports some advanced features like multiple render passes.
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JCGrid is an easy-to-use tools for real-world grid-computing. It requires only to install Java Runtime and you can easy split your cpu-intensive task among several Workstations/PC/Mac/etc. It includes support for POVRay and MandelGrid as usage examples.
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The Open Descent Foundation (ODF) is a community for developers, who want to help to create open source programs, tools, etc. for the famous games Descent1, -2 or -3. Everyone can join the ODF if he accepts the idea of writing open source programs.
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The goal of an Open Math Library is to provide the basic set of math-related classes and functions for 3d engine development. Currently the library has implementations for vectors (2 to 4 dimensional), matrices, planes and quaternions.
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Sarcoex's Blender Web Interface
A simple web interface for Blender, for rendering animations..
A simple web interface for Blender, for rendering animation with clusters. "Blender is the free open source 3D content creation suite, available for all major operating systems under the GNU General Public License." -
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StereoGL will provide a uniform interface for stereo 3D displays under OpenGL, supporting as many hardware devices as possible. It will also include utility functions such as calculation of left/right viewing transforms.
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XMUD is a MMORPG implementation in Java. Players can extend the system by creating new objects. The game provides a 3D engine written in Java3D, Persistent state management, synchronization and networking subsystems. Compatible with NWN modules.
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TinyGL on SDL is a free implementation of TinyGL library (mini-openGL) under multiplatform SDL library. Also, it is a fixed-point fast implementation for low platform as GP32 console.
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spyGLass is an OpenGL call tracer and debugger. It goes a step further than simply using ltrace because it knows what the arguments to the various gl* calls are, and it also knows about OpenGL's error flag.
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