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GLSLmath provides C++ math operations as defined by GLSL. For example, it provides methods to easily setup viewing transformations and perspective projections. GLSLmath has been inspired by the glm and slmath libraries, which aim to mimic GLSL, but in contrast to those GLSLmath does not focus on a complete conforming implementation of GLSL. It rather aims to provide a convenient single header file that implements the most commonly used subset of GLSL so that it is easy to use for rapid...

This is a C++ conversion of the Qt3D QML Shadow Map example. This is not a strict port, since I just wanted the shadow mapping for another project I'm working on, so the fancy airplane animation is not included. I tried to build the classes so that they mirror the QML in terms of interface and functionality. It took me weeks to work this out, so I'm posting the code to help others. It's a shame that Qt3D is so lacking in documentation and example code. Tested against Qt 5.12.3 and Qt 5.15.5

KlayGE is an open source, cross-platform game engine with plugin-based architecture. It provides a framework to make game development, testing, porting as simple as possible.

This is a shader-based software renderer written from scratch in C89 with minimal dependencies, available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Pre-built binaries for Windows, macOS, and Linux are available for download from the Releases page. To build the software renderer from source, a C89 compiler and development files for your window system are required. Install Visual Studio with C++ support and run build_win32.bat. If the software renderer is launched without arguments, one of the available...

Calculation of radiation view factors by adaptive integration. A cross-platform port of the public-domain code by George Walton.

Open-source, cross-platform 3D rendering engine for .NET and Mono. The Axiom Engine is a high-performance C# port of the powerful OGRE engine and provides full support for DirectX, OpenGL and XNA on Windows, Linux, Android, iPhone and Windows Phone.

Take a gander with Gander! Gander is a lightweight scene renderer for prototyping and viewing GLSL shaders. It makes tying together OpenGL and GLSL easy by using XML scene graphs. Plus, it supports some advanced features like multiple render passes.

Hinge3D is an component based message system developed for rapid game prototyping, game development and game design testing. Is has semi automated multithreading and uses different open source projects as codebase, like Ogre3D,OIS,Lua and Boost.

Togl provides a platform independent Tk widget for using OpenGL rendering contexts.

GEM for Max/MSP is Max(cycling'74) external objects to render OpenGL-based graphics. This project is to port of GEM originally coded for pd (puredata).

OS X port of the Svlis the GPL Set-theoretic Kernel Geometric Modeler (Kernel) produced by the University of Bath, UK. The source code was released on the 21nd of September 2001 under the GPL by bath Uni.