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What is HRTP anyway? HRTP is a ray tracer with lots of plugins. Why this name? HRTP stands for "Hyperion Ray Tracing Project". I chose this name based on Hyperion, a greek God of Light

60 FPS and amazing effects by rendering HTML/CSS in WebGL, framework agnostic. HTML GL solves "the slow DOM problem" by creating WebGL representations of DOM elements and hiding actual DOM after. This speeds up HTML/CSS animations and transformations by using 3D hardware acceleration and allows to apply OpenGL effects as modern 3D games have. Using HTML GL you still work with HTML/CSS as you are common to, but DOM elements are just facades to their WebGL representations. These GPU accelerated textures are very effective from resources consuming perspective and are very cheap to transform or animate. Include HTMLGL.js into the project. Elements will be rendered in WebGL and their CSS Transform properties will be mapped to WebGL representation transformations. So DOM node itself will not be animated or displayed in order to avoid resource consumption.

The 'Half Baked Ray Caster' provides 3D rendering mixed with native Flash MovieClip type objects. It supports textures and lighting, and fairly smooth animation on high end PCs. It's written using the free Flex 2 SDK, a C preprocessor and make tools.

The Happy Cube Solver is an interactive interface for designing and building cubes and other designs from the Happy Cube 3D puzzles. It integrates a graphic engine for creating and viewing designs and a simple engine for solving them. Online version: http://shooshx.github.io/happysolver/emscripten/index.html Maintainance of this project moved to: https://github.com/shooshx/happysolver This program is indented to support you while playing live with the Happy Cube©® Puzzles. These puzzles are worldwide manufacturered by HAPPY bvba, Belgium, on licensed and thus restricted base (www.happy.be). The Happy Cube puzzles are the result of a real invention in 1986 by Dirk Laureyssens.

HappySprite is a Managed DirectX framework for writing 2.5D games. The engine is written in C# and Visual Studio 2005. We make sprites happy.

Hard Coded Pinball started from a VPForum discussion about how to make the best playing video pinball possible.

The Hardware Assisted Visibility Sorting (HAVS) algorithm is a GPU-based, direct volume renderer for unstructured grids. The algorithm operates in both object- and images-space and includes a sample-based, dynamic level-of-detail algorithm.

A program written in Java to create the High Resolution Coordinates used in creating a Locale for a VirtualUniverse class in Java 3D. Java 3D is an extension of Java supporting three dimensional graphics.

Hinge3D is an component based message system developed for rapid game prototyping, game development and game design testing. Is has semi automated multithreading and uses different open source projects as codebase, like Ogre3D,OIS,Lua and Boost.

Homero Simpson en 3D, hecho con OpenGL.

A CSG-Raytracer using Haskell and C++

Horde3D is a small 3D rendering and animation engine. It is written in an effort to create a graphics engine that offers the visual effects expected in next-generation games while at the same time being as lightweight and conceptually clean as possible. Further development has moved to https://github.com/horde3d/Horde3D where you're also able to download new releases.

The Horde3D .NET wrapper is a light-weight library, implemented in C# 2.0 for Horde3D, a small open source 3D rendering engine. The intention is to open the simple and intuitive interface of the next-generation engine Horde3D to the .NET community.

House3D is a large-scale virtual 3D simulation environment designed to support research in embodied AI, reinforcement learning, and vision-language navigation. It provides more than 45,000 richly annotated indoor scenes sourced from the SUNCG dataset, covering diverse architectural layouts such as studios, multi-floor homes, and spaces with detailed furnishings and room types. Each environment includes fully labeled 3D objects, allowing agents to perceive and interact with their surroundings through multiple sensory modalities including RGB images, depth maps, semantic segmentation masks, and top-down maps. The simulator is optimized for high-performance rendering, achieving thousands of frames per second to enable efficient large-scale training of RL agents. House3D has served as the foundation for several influential research projects such as RoomNav (for concept-based navigation) and Embodied Question Answering (EQA).

A high performance visualization tool for stars and particles able to run on Beowulfs. Rendering step is implemented separately and optimized for SSE, compatible with OpenGL. Navigation mechanism with quaternions. Ten color maps, sobel contour detect

Hummingbird is a MaxScript that allows 3D Studio Max users to create dynamic bullet-time effects.

Displays four-dimensional objects and functions by projecting them into three-dimensional space. Viewpoint transformations and parameter changes are displayed in real time. THE PROJECT'S CODE BASE HAS BEEN MOVED TO GITHUB: https://github.com/lene/HyperspaceExplorer The Git repository on SourceForge will be kept in sync with GitHub at least for the time being, but for the latest commits you should check the GitHub Project. If you want to report a bug or a feature request, please use the GitHub issue tracker at https://github.com/lene/HyperspaceExplorer/issues

IGL is a wrapper graphics library which converts IrisGL (SGI IRIX) calls to OpenGL calls.

IMAgen is free 3D generating software. It can be used on multiple platforms (MAC, Windows, Linux).

IMPFarm is a renderfarm for the POV-Ray raytracer. All communication is via http with XML documents. Servers and clients are cross platform. Management and reporting is done using web pages.

The project "FD-Method For Solving PDEs" contains the software for solving the nonlinear Klein-Gordon equations (see www.arxiv.org/abs/1203.5979 for more detail). The project "Infinite systems of matrix equations" consists in developing algorithms and software for solving systems of matrix equations. In the present version the project allows one to solve an infinite system of matrix equations which arises in the theory of stability preserving structural transformations of systems of second-order ODEs (see http://arxiv.org/abs/1204.1814). The project "Nonlinear Stourm-Liouville Problems with Distribution Potentials" is developed for solving nonlinear Sturm-Liouville problems with integrable potentials including Dirac delta function. The numerical-analytical method used in the project is called the FD-method. It was first proposed by Professor V.L.Makarov in 1991.To learn more about the problems of such type and the FD-method see, for example, http://arxiv.org/abs/1112.2540.

IOverflow aims to be a 3D shooter game with a visual style loosely based on the game "Rez". It features a 3D Landscape that responds to the (player selected) music actually playing. (will also work as a fancy 3D screensaver)

Promote game development in general for Iowa State University students, and to get them involved with the internet game development community. We'll be writing many game tutorials and sample games.

A project created from scratch to gain experience with game design and graphics engines. Currently it contains a solid GUI framework, terrain/world editor, sprite system, sky box system and entity manager.

An open source game engine written in C++. This game engine will let you create games in no-time. With the toolset we're providing, creating games becomes easy and fun to do!