Open Source Game Development Frameworks - Page 31

a free shooter develop lib based on acknex engine.

Vivid3D is a full 3D engine with open-source code, which also includes a full 2D UI. This UI is combined with the engine for the "Vivid3D" tool - which is similar in usage to Unity3D, in some regards.

A Javascript Visual Novel Engine for HTML5 Canvas Latest version is v.0.8.0 (WebGL) Previous version is v.0.7.0 (standard HTML5). See also live version at http://vncanvas-on-nodejs.glitch.me/

A openGL/openAL/bullet physics based game engine written in C++ for Linux Operating systems

project to convert vbgore

1. 3D Web UI. Embed Web and Flash in 3D Games, based on WebKit 2. DirectUI. HTML5, CSS3, Javascript and flash Embedded in native GDI application

The xVector Engine is a cross-platform 2D MMORPG engine written in Python. It will be a full-featured MMORPG engine allowing rapid game development without any programming knowledge, while still being easily extended with a Python scripting API.

xizero is a 3d enhanced vertical scroller/shooter. It will run under linux and possibly windows and is a complete software renderer. More at: http://atcrosslevel.de

xna map editor game studio. xnamegs allows you to design your games quick and painlessly. You have a visual editor to quickly edit/create your levels. A property grid allows you to quickly edit attributes. The compiler will build the basic game.

A simple framework in Java 7 for a point and click adventure type game, visually and operationally based on the look of the NES versions of Shadowgate and Uninvited. Includes 16bit wav audio support, and dynamic font and image sizing for any screen resolution. Includes a sample 19 room / 35 item game as an example of how to extend the engine into a playable game.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztaAoPuQv8k When I started this project I wanted to create an user friendly editor that can be used by developers or non technical people. If it's not as friendly as I intended is because I didn't had any help or input from others. The flow of this editor is very simple: 1.Load an image, define the image modules(eg: legs, body, arms, heads, etc) 2.Create all the frames you need by adding modules into a frame(the modules can be scaled, rotated, translated) 3.Create animations by adding frames in the right order(each frame can be scaled, rotated, translated and has a number of frames that will be shown). If the image is too big, this application knows how to optimize it by permuting and repositioning the modules into the image. Also, this editor knows how to export the sprite information in a binary format. Command line is supported for exporting in binary format. Undo/Redo is already implemented in case you need it.