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VoxRend is an OpenSource voxel graphic engine. It can be used to create games or simulations, but you can use it to get other graphic representations. Uses tile-maps and can load and render Ken's VOX files. Today it's inactive but I have plans for the
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3D engine with NextGen-enhanced graphic software render programmed in Free Pascal. See the secret graphic power of Multicore-CPU's...
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Andorra 2D is the new generation 2D Engine for Delphi and Lazarus. Andorra 2D is capable to use DirectX or OpenGL through graphic plugins. Andorra 2D is built in a very modular way and is yet easy to use.
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Gens2 is a software-only 3D engine for Win32 platform using DirectX. It features real-time lighting and ray-traced shadowing (per-pixel and per-vertex),basic physics engine (collision detection, gravity and jumping),3DStudioMAX ASE format support(limited
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HelpMaker is a Help Authoring Tool to make WinHelp, HTML-Help, HTML-Website and RTF (i.e., manuals) files. HelpMaker is fully functional GUI help authoring tool written in Delphi. Many open-source developers use this to document their open-source project
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