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Ultralight
Lightweight, high-performance HTML renderer for game developers
...Ultralight is engineered for peak performance, ensuring minimal CPU and memory usage. Customize low-level platform functionality, integrate JavaScript directly with native code, dive deep into performance tuning, and more. Built for maximum portability, optimized for PCs, game consoles, TVs, and embedded systems. -
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GroIMP
Growth-grammar related Interactive Modelling Platform
Important: Groimp migrates to Gitlab. You can find the latest code at "https://gitlab.com/grogra/groimp/". The version on Sourceforge will not be updated anymore. The modelling platform GroIMP is designed as an integrated platform which incorporates modelling, visualisation and interaction. It exhibits several features which makes itself suitable for the field of biological or ALife modelling: The “modelling backbone” consists in the language XL. It is fully integrated, e.g., the... -
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A 3d game engine based on a realtime software raytracer. Currently, the following features are available : primary rays, shadows, cel shading and phong shading. Recommended hardware : modern CPU (such as Intel's core i5 or AMD FX models). This library will be used later on to develop a game. Work in progress.
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