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    Brume is a game engine written in C# and based on the .NET Framework 2.0 and Managed DirectX 9.
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    ColladaLoader is a free open source C# Library that enables developers to load and display Collada 3D Model files (.DAE) in DirectX 10 using the SlimDX SDK. Partitial .X file support. More info: http://www.tomsdevshack.be/projects/colladaloader
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    A 2D game engine made by managed directx, uses c#. wav, mid support, many primitives, 2D sprites, Keyboard-Mouse input. Font loader, sprite rotation, color blend and many more! One thing more : that engine is very very easy and simple!!!
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    RetinaX is a small and easy open source 3D engine consisting of scene graph, sound API and UI framework (Madgets) implementations for DirectX 9. It is implemented using C# express and DirectX managed API. Official IRC Channel: irc.quakenet.org / #retinax
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    With MyFotoAlbum you can manage and describe your photos and movies. All information will stored in an Access Database. Rotate, Fullscreen, Thumbnails and HTML is also possible. Developed with #Develop, NET 1.1 and Managed DirectX 9.0c.
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    HappySprite is a Managed DirectX framework for writing 2.5D games. The engine is written in C# and Visual Studio 2005. We make sprites happy.
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    MCDX is a free game development library that uses Managed DirectX. MCDX is written in C# and can be used with any .Net language for writing games on the Windows platform. Please visit the Project Home Page for news, forums and tutorials.
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    FIEUI is a combination of a utility library and tools, for Managed DirectX 9. It is built on top of Direct3D and written in C#. It provides a high level solution for creation and integration of 2D user interface overlays. UI data files are XML based.
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    A .NET library that allows to conveniently render models in the Collada as well as in DirectX 3D-format using Managed DirectX.
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