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This is a collection of voxel tools. It includes a voxel editor with animation support and loading/saving into a lot of voxel volume formats. There are other tools e.g. a thumbnail for your file manager and a command line tool to convert or modify between several voxel formats. Use a voxel editor or to convert your voxel models into an obj or ply file. If you came here as a developer, make sure to check out the dependencies and set up your development environment. The build scripts are...

A easy basic in order to make games in 2d style amos for linux and windows The basic it comprises a module runtime, ide examples and games.

Here is a c_version of Thomas Bleeker's pnglib 1.0, a free graphy library. His site is https://www.madwizard.org/programming/projects/pnglib Thomas's original code is x86-asm. She(the code) can read and display PNG images in programs, and link without Zlib. With the author's permission, Leisure bamboo translate her to c. So she can be compile by turbo c 2.0, borland c 4.5, visual c 6.0, keil c51 7.5, or others. Some(not all) plainform where she can run, as below: 1)dosbox, see about her in sample.tc2. dpmi.bc4; 2)window, see about her in sample.bc4, dpmi.bc4, sample.vc6; 3)c51's uv2 simulator, see about her in sample.uv2; 4)arm singlechip, that is cino f780 barcode scanner. ...

GLEXT is a Win32 DLL with header and linker library, designed using Microsoft Visual Studio 2012. It implements all publicly available OPENGL extensions as static functions, that can be directly called without the danger of running into NULL pointer exceptions. It can be freely used and distributed or modified. And as source is also available, the API can be recompiled with other versions of Visual Studio. And source can also be recompiled with Other C/C++ API for different OSes, with...

S2iLib includes Harpia, a visual way of programming image processing algorithms, with a growing selection of OpenCV functions. Harpia is portable, and features capture from video devices in GNU/Linux and MS-Windows, and retrieves a compact OpenCV C-code.

The DIPS, \"Digital Image Processing with Sound\", is the set of Max objects that handles the real-time visual image processing events and the OpenGL functions in the jMax GUI programming environment.

Powerful example of a FULLY pluggable multimedia and text editing and review suite - support for an extensive range of file types can be provided for by the use of plugins, and properly-formatted XML modules.