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Roll Playing Game development environment, made with PyGame, Ogre, wxPython.
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A rapid development tool for games. The Game abstracts across the set of all possible graphical computer games (2D as well as 3D), breaking it down into a set of objects, sprites, meshes, sounds etc that can be easily configured. Then hit compile.
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G3C provides the main features for 3D-game developers: 3D rendering engine based on openGL, collision detection, physical rules, p2p network... A game-sample will be avaible, binding a wargame, a flight simulator, a first person shooter, a MMOG...
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World Foundry is a 3D level game engine and asset production pathway with over 170,000 lines of code. Originally a commercial product, now released under the GPL. Designed from the beginning to be cross-platform, runs on windows, working on linux port.
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g3d is an experimental xml file format for 3d data. An open format not tied to a particular engine or graphics tool gives flexibilty to reuse and repurpose data, and develop platform and project independant tools.
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