Search Results for "irrlicht framework"

The project has moved to https://github.com/greenya/irrlichtlime ----------- The Irrlicht Lime is a .NET wrapper for the Irrlicht Engine. It wraps most of API available in native library, easily allowing you to use 2D/3D graphics in your app, written in C#, VB.NET or other .NET language. Currently Lime is being develop under Visual Studio 2010 with .NET Framework 4.0. It includes bunch of examples and IntelliSense documentation.

The framework for a full featured game in the works from T.S Ghost using Irrlicht/Coppercube realtime 3d rendering software.

Very simple and stable C++ game framework. This is the base of a new game engine based on the irrlicht rendering engine. Every feature can be easily removed if unwanted. Look features at project homepage. IrrSolid does not work on 64 bit systems

An Irrlicht project creation wizard and game framework It generates all necessary source code, project files and dll's at the click of a few buttons. It will create a simple project such as 'Hello World', to a fully functional FPS game.

Ray3d is a multi-platform 3d game engine with an entire FPS game for it's techdemo. It's based on Irrlicht and other open source libraries, and written in C/C++. It is in pre-alpha and under HEAVY development.

Making a game isn't a simple task. That's where Sirrf steps in. The goal of the Sirrf project is to create an extensive, but simple open-source framework to enable rapid game development.

This project is a fork of the Irrlicht Engine with several add-ons and improvements,<getting the lastest advanced features in 3D rendering and a more complete Game Framework.

ZeroSpace is a general game framework, integrate Ogre3d/Irrlicht rendering engine, ODE/Tokamak physics simulation, OpenAL/FMOD sound sub-systems, OpenTNL/RakNet networking layer, Python/Lua scripts lanuguage.

irrNet is a Network Framework for irrlicht incorporating ENet. Its goal is to make developing 3D applications with network support very easy, with no required knowledge of sockets or memory buffers.