Search Results for "3d animation software"

MicroLua brings the programming language Lua on the Nintendo DS for easy and fast development of beautiful homebrews! Based on brunni's µLibrary, µLua is a Lua interpreter featuring fast drawings and many important functionalities. You can exploit your Nintendo DS with the simplistic yet powerful Lua language! On your cartridge, MicroLua is a NDS executable that shows as its frontend a great graphical shell from which you can explore your cartridge and run Lua scripts written for...

several vaguely related projects worked on by me: a 3d engine with a javascript-like scripting language (pdsys); an older scheme dialect (vmsys); ... (2009-04-28: I have been gone for years, may try to put up some newer stuff...).

PSX Chipmunk BASIC is a little BASIC Interpreter based on David Gillespie pascal code from comp.source.misc in march 1990. PSX Chipmunk BASIC however implements some of the great PlayStation ability functions like Sprite, 3D and Sound handling.

AUTOMGEN runtime is an open source royalty free runtime for open PLCs. By using this runtime, any target systems can become compatible with the AUTOMGEN automation workshop: IEC1131 languages (ladder, SFC, etc.), 2D and 3D scada, WEB SCADA, etc.

SDL based OpenGL Virtual Machine for games and software.

Squeak is an open, highly-portable Smalltalk-80 implementation providing platform-independent 2d and 3d graphics, sound, and network access. Active development of Squeak is going on elsewhere than SourceForge now, meet us at squeak.org.

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.

Procedural Environment Description and Animation Language

"The Engine" is a game creation engine with built-in classic type BASIC interpreter (as known from old 8-bit computers), screen editor and full-screen editor, using OpenGL and SDL (currently POSIX only, but portable, in principle). It is aimed at game developers with little spare time, and tries to reduce program size with powerful commands that takes as much coding effort off the shoulders of the developer as humanly possible. The BASIC interpreter supports only labels, not line...