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AnoPlib - Animlets are not Particles library - provides a library for rendering small and fast animated effects using openGL.

React Adopt is a small TypeScript library for composing multiple React render-prop components into a cleaner interface. It was created to solve the problem of nested render-prop callbacks, which can make React code harder to read and maintain. The library provides a simple adopt method that combines results from a mapper into a single render function. It supports use cases involving multiple render-prop utilities, React Context consumers, custom render handling, mapper-based prop shaping,...

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.

A small, simple open-source rendering engine that uses OpenGL ES 2.0 - OpenGL 3.0> API, providing support for mobile and desktop platforms. Driven by the latest shader pipeline and GPU buffers, it supports fast next generation rendering techniques.

This is a collection of small to mid-sized tools I wrote, mostly in java. this includes an XML-Parser and a 3d engine. Please see the homepage for a closer description

cmjTracer is a small Java based ray tracer with antialiasing and Constructive Solid Geometry (CSG). It will be capable of importing various 3D and image file formats for rendering. It will also be able to render keyframed animations.

The project will produce a small standalone Java application which will allow a user to convert ESRI Shapefiles (.shp) to the Google Earth KML format. This will allow ESRI Shapefile points, lines, and polygons to be viewed in Google Earth.

3D Graphics engine on Pure Java 2. Small and Fast. Open Source.

Lfant is a small (so far) 3D game engine, rendered using OpenGL. It will be primarily aimed toward action games, but able to conform to other genres. The code uses an Entity-Component model, a bit like Unity3D, where Entities have a list of Components that they can access at any given time. These components "add" functionality to the owner Entity (albeit not directly). Examples of Components are Rigidbody, HeatTransfer, Inventory, MeshRenderer, ParticleSystem. The intent of use for this...