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Tanky is simple tank game created in Open Inventor / Coin that includes AI computer opponent, network gaming, and sound support.
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MultiBrain is an experimental object oriented 3D graphic engine based on OpenGL. It is focuses on rendering technics and physical simulation, so it was created to be an environment simulator rather then a gaming framework.
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LaminarChaos is an MD2 mesh renderer and animation library for OpenGL. MD2 meshes are the Quake2 animated mesh file format. LaminarChaos makes it easy for you to incorporate animated avatars and creatures into your 3D gaming world.
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SGL is a cross-platform, C++, scene graph API for real-time visualization (e.g., vis-sim, gaming, scientific modelling, GIS apps). It manages all the data needed to render a 3D scene using OpenGL.
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Bad Camel Gaming is a collection of arcade games build on the Oasis Framework, the Bad Camel Gaming game framework.
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