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Expanded Constructive Solid Geometry support for jMonkey. CSG supports boolean operations on primitive shapes, building up a complex surface from the addition/subtraction of simple cubes, spheres, etc. Check out the jMonkeyCSG website for more details.

lwjglbook-leg is the companion code repository for the “3D Game Development with LWJGL 3” book, offering a practical learning path for building a 3D game engine in Java using the Lightweight Java Game Library (LWJGL). It covers the implementation of a modern OpenGL-based engine from scratch, guiding readers through key concepts such as rendering, lighting, animation, input handling, and scene management. This project serves as an excellent educational resource for Java developers interested in graphics programming and game development.

...It offers a comprehensive set of tools, utilities, and libraries, empowering developers to create immersive and dynamic gaming experiences with ease. Key Features: Modular Architecture, Rich Graphics and UI Components, Comprehensive Game Logic and Character Management, Environment and World-Building Tools, Statistical and Mathematical Utilities, Enhanced Debugging and Logging, Data Management and Integration, Integrated LLM for NPC Dialog, Cross-Platform Compatibility Dive into the world of game development with AlizaGameAPI. Download the latest version, explore the detailed documentation, and join the community of developers pushing the boundaries of gaming technology.

A multi-agent architecture for building interactive dramas. It uses the Jason's BDI engine, being the Jason's agent-oriented programming language utilized for performing the drama management and for authoring behaviors for the characters.

College football simulation engine. We're building a simulation engine that realistically simulates college football games. The engine will be written in the Java programming language and freely available for commercial or non-commercial use.

A little framework for building 2d games in java

The Modular Game Engine project aims to create a framework for building and prototyping computer games. The focus lies on its ontological approach. Every object in a game is represented by a separate module. These modules share a common interface and can therefore be plugged into other projects effortlessly. A module can have configurable properties, allowing for different configurations of the same module to serve different purposes.