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Engine_3D
A real-time 3D engine for DOS-talgics (see GLOBE_3D for new stuff !)
...Some parts of the 3D engine, like the animated bump mapping, are still waiting to be ported to my newer 3D project, GLOBE_3D !... DOS and Linux versions available. Remarks for the DOS version: It is also a funny example of a game system almost fully in Ada, including sound driver, graphics driver, keyboard driver. The only things not in Ada there are the file system (MS-DOS), the 32-bit DOS extender (CWSDPMI) and the mouse driver. For running, I recommend DOSBox. For building from sources, you'll need the DJGPP compiler, which contains a version of GNAT - seems to be still updated as in June 2016 ! ... -
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GLScene for Delphi 2009,with almost all bugs removed. 1.GLScene-OpenGL 3d Library (wich is GLSCENE2009). 2.GLScene-Bass manager 3.GLScene-Fmod Manager 4.GLScene-ODE Manager 5.GLScene-SDL Driver 6.GLSCene-CG Shaders.
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SoftGenLock provides software genlock and quad buffer page flipped stereo, without requiring specific hardware or graphics card driver source code.
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This is a 3dfx gl driver project with direct gl software to hardware rendering within the driver, supporting voodoo1/rush/2/banshee/3/4/5 in 1 driver. It is intended to be a replacement for driver/gl combinations currently available.
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