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...This project aims to provide support for Direct3D11, feature level 11_1, and Direct3D10, feature level 10_1. Currently however, there are still a few unsupported features, such as shared resources, predication, class linkage and target-independent rasterization. To get the best results out of this project, it is recommended that you use an esync-enabled Wine build to reduce CPU overhead in some games, and to disable desktop effects on your compositor, as this can cause stuttering issues when games are GPU-bound.

gloost is a free software, platform independent framework for OpenGL programming. It includes handy wrappers for most OpenGL entities. gloost can be used freely under the terms of the GPL. It is also possible to get gloost licensed under the terms of the LGPL for selected projects. Please contact Felix Weißig ( thesleeper@gmx.net ) if you are interested to licence gloost under the LGPL.

...This game was a learning experiment for me, and the math used is tested until it works for the game. After using the science math by the book, there were still flaws that could make the player get stuck under certain conditions (since floating point is not exact), and the workarounds for this are just my own ideas. Have looked at the code for other 3D games and there are mostly the same problems around collision detection and "hacks" to get it to "work".

A collection of extensions to the Irrlicht Engine. This is the place to get scene nodes, animators, GUI elements, materials, shaders, mesh loaders, physics wrappers just about any extension to Irrlicht.

PhotoMaze is a fun way of viewing your photos. It randomly generates a maze and puts your photos onto the walls as you get automatically taken through the maze. It is written predominantly in C using OpenGL. It has been built using Netbeans IDE, and Linux and windows versions are available.

...As you can see in my GPE documentation, I no longer use the friend keyword quite so liberally (In fact, haven't used it once in GPE). The naming convention I have used is a bit wonky as well. In addition the scoping for all the variables, methods, etc. really needs to be reorganized. I might get around to doing a refactoring on this code, but I wouldn't hold my breath. I wrote it over three years ago, and wrote it in quite a hurry when I did. If you compare this stuff with my GPE code, its like night and day. Well, hopefully somebody learning to work with OGRE or to program in C++, might find it useful

...The supplied library contains an UserControl written in C++ which allows drawing OpenGL scenes in a Form. A simple example for VS2005 is supplied in order to help users to get started.

Glogo is a software project to develop a crossplatform, standards compliant 3D desktop GUI and multiuser networking environment. If you're familliar with William Gibson's Neuromancer or Neal Stephenson's Snow Crash, then you get it. Coders needed!

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.

The cGL class is designed to give a blank OpenGL window to the developer without any fuss of creating an OpenGL context. It is aimed at helping non-expert programmers to get their OpenGL Win32 application off the ground QUICKLY.

CyberVRML97 for C++ is a development library of VRML97/2.0 applications. Using the library, you can read and write the VRML files, set and get the scene graph information, draw the geometries, run the behaviors easily.

...The image belonging to each plane is horizontally compressed enough that the "shadows" cast by the image belonging to the planes in front of it cover the "holes" in the plane. The whole thing is then animated in a gentle see-saw fashion to get the wiggle effect. Wiggle Stereography was invented by Jim Gasperini, who made them by hand.