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    TurboSphere

    TurboSphere

    TurboSphere is an easy to learn and powerful JS based game engine.

    TurboSphere is an intuitive and easy to learn game engine. It is generally modeled after the Sphere RPG engine for its API, although the API has been modernized. It uses JavaScript as its game logic language, and supports many common file types for resources. TurboSphere uses Google V8 for JavaScript execution and SDL for graphics, audio, input and most other game related functions. It includes a map engine intended for top-down, zelda like games. Other, script based map engines are...
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    StereoWS

    StereoWS developed by UCL-MSSL within the ProVisG project

    ...Within this time period, UCL delivered consortium members a stereo application (called StereoWS ver. 1.0), which integrates various practical stereo tools into the JPL’s stereo rendering engine (called JADIS). In addition, a part of software (called StView ver.1.0) was ported to a web-based GIS system (e.g., ProGIS) and ProVIP as a solution for stereo visualisation. Apart from the stereo visualisation, some useful stereo tools (e.g., stereo matcher or stereo image processing tools) have been extracted from UCL’s previous development for HRSC data processing, and modified for close-range stereo imagery.
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    A simple rendering, image processing engine. Includes a framework width (multiplatform) event handling, plugin management, a templated based math library and some exotic features like general linear camera, gpu based (OpenGL) image process...
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