Search Results for "physics engine"

The TuxCap Games Framework is a GNU/Linux and Mac OSX port of the PopCap Games Framework used for 2D game development. It comes with PyCap Python bindings, a fast 2D physics engine, a particle engine, widgets and many documented examples.

Crystal Space is an Open Source 3D SDK for Unix, Windows, and MacOS/X. It renders with OpenGL and features GLSL shaders, CG shaders, deferred rendering, dynamic shadows, bullet based physics library, terrain engine, skeleton based animation meshes, exporter for Blender, portals, etc...

Xenos Engine is an open source scriptable 3d simulation engine. Xenos provides a unified interface to a diverse collection of open source libraries, exposed to an easy to use scripting language.

see this video : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_JWw4R72nw It is a good framework for learning Physics in simulation, Water, splash, wave and collision detection all writen with object oriented programming in c++ Yes, it is similar World of goo!! but it is a test framework for working with Simple Direct media layer and physics engine. Currently I don't work in this project, you can use it under NEW BSD license.

Universal, platform independet, scriptable, networking game engine with physics and sound support.

A C++ 2D physics engine designed for networked multiplayer games. Uses the Chipmunk library for its physics simulation.

2D Engine/MiddleWare for PopCap SexyApp Framework. Integrating Physics(ODE) and HGEs Particle System. Intend to create a easy 2D game middleware/engine.

Surge is the name of an advanced game engine--includes graphics, sound, physics, scripting, networking, and more. Surge is also the name for the first game for this engine, which will be based on a replacement until the Surge Engine becomes viable.

SAGE stands for Simple Asynchronous Game Engine and is an attempt to implement a multithreaded game engine in C#. For rendering/physics/sound/etc it uses(/will use) open source libraries (like OGRE, ODE, etc) through plugins.

A flexible, modular game engine that can make use of different components (internally developed or existing external libraries) to implement subsystems such as graphics rendering, AI, audio or physics.