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OS independent C++ multimedia sdk for developing demos, tools or games. Base on a plugin architecture for image and 3d renderer. Support DirectX 9 and OpenGL. It deals with coding rules, advanced object programming, design patterns and unit tests.
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the Balls Graphics Library aims to provide all the tools you need to develop artificial worlds, including a script-driven 3D modeler, OpenGL-based renderer, physical simulation engine, and realistic image synthesizer.
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Personal toy project to create an interactive image of a meadow. I don\'t know if this will turn out to be ultra-realistic, impressionistic or even alter-reality. I see this as a cross between digital gardening, sculpture, and just plain art.
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A C++/SDL/OpenGL player for the Biovision .bvh file format, which stores hierarchical motion data commonly originating from motion capture hardware. Support for the Kaydara .fbx format (a general 3D interchange format) is planned.
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Dynamic 3D Network Platform is a 3d platform, that streams all needed data over network from a server to a client, and therefor is universal useable. For the developer ONE server for all OS's and for user ONE client for all games/applications.
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This little tool reads various GO-formats (starting with SGF-parser) and will write a POV (Persistance of Vision) - file. The file can be rendered using POV, so the resulting image will be a high-res raytraced go-board.
