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...Games are easily packaged into a single executable .jar or native images. Any 2D game (side-scroller/platformer/arcade/RPG). Any business application with complex UI controls/animations. Hobby/academic/commercial projects. Teaching/learning/improving game development skills.

...The renderer demonstrates cutting-edge rendering techniques aimed at achieving realistic lighting effects without precomputed data, making it ideal for games and interactive applications that need real-time performance with physically plausible lighting. It provides a clean implementation of voxelization and cone tracing in a modern graphics API, making it both a learning tool and a high-performance rendering solution.

This is a very simple OpenGL visualization library with a 3D and 4D volume renderer. It can easily be reused in other projects (e.g. with medical volumes). It is just perfect for learning or great if you like to hack your own code.

...But since the game only uses OpenGL 1.0 the drawing code is outdated, but still things can be learned from the collision detection and other techniques. Some of the code is left in an unfinished/testing state. 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".

Based on the great opengl tutorial website (http://nehe.gamedev.net), I am extracting some common API in a very object oriented programming fashion. Once the API is complete, I will start porting it to more modern versions of OpenGL. This is not really new, but it is my way of learning...

...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

A mini 3D computer graphics C++ cross-platform library (LGPL). Providing the minimum set of 3D objects: vector, point, transformation matrix, and quaternion. Suitable for students who are learning 3D concepts, or 3D gurus who like to build a scene-graph.

Loose intention is to develop a particle engine visualised with Java3D. Along the way various aspects of Java3D will be explored. Hopefully code generated will have benefit to others as a learning base.