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ATOM3D.NET is a Realtime 3D Game Engine thats inded to support everything needed to create games. A3D.NET will support Graphics through OpenGL and DirectX, Sound, Network, Physics, GUI and more. A3D.NET is a complete state of art game engine.
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The Tylon Physics Engine is arigid body, iterative, impulse-based physics engine completely written in C#. Tylon is a general purpose, cross-platform, physics engine.
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An attempt to fill in the void of affordable/open-source MMO engines written in C#. Newly updated using XNA, Lidgren and a custom physics engine. Checkout the ForgeRealm project which we have now merged with.
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XNA Shader 3D Game Engine, it includes physics, Artificial Intelegence, Particle System. Bone Animation Blending, C# Scripting, Billboards, Compressed Content Directory or Virtual File System for Content.
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A game engine in C# and Mono using managed code wherever possible with focus on loading and rendering complex animated scenes and objects using the standard COLLADA format and interactivity with animations and physics.
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A multiplayer top-down 3D game using Microsoft's XNA Game Studio. Graphics, GUI, and networking will all be handled with the built-in XNA tools. We will be creating our own algorithms for AI, collision, and physics.
