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Bloom is an open-source, agent-centric video recording and processing platform designed as a modern alternative to tools like Loom, but with a strong emphasis on AI-driven workflows and programmability. It allows users to record sessions locally while simultaneously preparing those recordings to be processed, indexed, and analyzed by AI systems, effectively turning simple screen captures into structured, queryable data.

Extra OpenFX plugins for Natron/Nuke/Resolve.

CorEngine is a work in progress, OpenGL graphics powered 3D game engine designed to help independent game developers with quick prototyping and game/virtual environment creation. The engine supports a standard set of features, like skeletal animation, post processing, Lua/C programming, physics powered by Bullet Physics, GUI and 2D/3D Audio.

QuickShader is a program that allows you to write and test shaders without creating your own rendering engine. Using this tool you can quickly create many shaders based effects (i.e. phong lighting/shading, normal mapping, parallax occlusion mapping, pn-triangles and many more) that are used in modern games and simulations. Unfortunately program is restricted to shaders only, single pass pipelined effects. Effects based on postprocessing, blending and other techniques are currently...

Kochol Game Engine(KGE) is an object-orianted hardware accelerated 3D Game engine. Easy to use and powerful engine for cutting edge games.

PXL is a library for writing interactive applications. It uses a component based architecture, which allows creating versatile and reusable object by combining building blocks. The Blender file format is natively supported for loading meshes, material, textures, animation, lamps and more directly from blend files. It supports user input device such as keyboard, mouse and joysticks. Other useful facilities are also integrated for doing audio, networking and multithreading. PXL is cross...

Pear3DEngine is a modern and modular 3D development framework that lets you create professional games, simulations and more. You are free to develop your program in C + +, XML or LUA and publish it as open source software or selling it as a commercial program. The rendering engine uses internally OpenGL or DirectX optionally. The planned editor supports software development on Linux, Windows and maybe MacOS X. DirectX 9 and therefore Windows XP are currently not supported and support is not...