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    ILNumerics.Net
    math lib for .NET. n-dim arrays, complex numbers, linear algebra, FFT, sorting, cells- and logical arrays as well as 3D plotting classes help developing algorithms on every platform supporting .NET. Sources from SVN, binaries: http://ilnumerics.net
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    RenderTools

    RenderTools

    A cross-platform OpenGL based lightweight scenegraph library

    RenderTools is an OpenGL based scenegraph library in C++ for Windows, OSX and IOS supporting OpenGL|ES1.1, ES2.0, OpenGL1.5 and up to the latest version (currently 4.2). It allows the developer to easily (de)serialize a scenegraph to-and-from xml, create renderbuffers, framebuffers, samplers, vertexbuffers etc. and cross-reference those items. RenderTools allows you to completely specify an application, its resources, viewcontrollers and its renderpasses in one single xml. GraphNodes such...
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    Reality Factory 2 is a next-generation game authoring suite. It combines a flexible, fully scripted game development environment powered by Python with the Ogre3D engine, and supports all major desktop operating systems.
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    Hinge3D is an component based message system developed for rapid game prototyping, game development and game design testing. Is has semi automated multithreading and uses different open source projects as codebase, like Ogre3D,OIS,Lua and Boost.
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    SaGE (SaneT Game Engine) is a Game Engine, built on top of the largely successful Open Source Irrlicht graphic engine, along with irrKlang for audio and IrrNewt for physics. Developed for the developers, but available to general public.
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    A codebase for the construction of 3d online virtual worlds. Includes everything you need to make your own multiplayer online roleplaying game. All game rules are contained in plugins which can be written in easy scripting languages such as Python.
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    The Mandragora World Engine is a C++/Python engine which allows the easy creation of programs, including applications, simulations, and games. Able to load and run specific program modules. Will handle objects, graphics, sound, physics, GUI, and even AI.
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    Educational game framework supporting board games, strategy games, and other grid-based game boards. Currently uses Python/wxPython as the application language/library. C++ libs included to help create AI for the various games.
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