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This application is a 3 dimensions object maker and viewer program. It creates 3D objects by a simple way. The made object viewable with 3D glass which has two different color glasses. The two colors of 3D image are settingable for the both glass-colors. The created object is walkable around, saveable, loadable back. The background color and object mono-color both are changeable. This application does not make surface on the object but makes a net by points. ...

Megalui supports Immediate-mode OpenGL drawing and GUI widgets based on the GLUI open source project. It is running on Windows & Linux. Features: Simple and powerful 'C' API; 2D/3D Drawing (Onscreen or 2D Plane); 3D Height Map Rendering; Seamless WebCam-Capture via Video-For-Windows API; 2D/3D Text Rendering; Alpha-Blending Drawing of all primitives; Drawing images on-screen and on-surface (plane); Images with Alpha-Blending; 3D Object/Surface Picking By using 2D screen coordinates; Line, Rectangle, Circle, Ellipse, Rectangle, Polygon, Points drawing primitives; Complex 2D Path drawing including bezier and quad curves; Draw Lines with Arrow Head in 3D; Generate out-of-the-box images using 'uiChessboardImage' or 'uiNamedImage'; Draw 3D text using printf like API; 3D camera path animation For fly-Over Animations; LaTEX-style Mathematical Formula Rendering; Cartoon Shaders; Lights; Multiple Views Rendering

2D simulation game using exlusively Lagrangian equations of motion. It's a 2D motocross game similar to X-Moto, ActionSupercross and such. Some stability issues persist but mostly it's good already. I shall compile it soon for Windows: one of the problems is that Windows compilers must periodically be reinstalled, and that's annoying. Using Lagrangians in games is not a well documented thing, but it allows to achieve exellent results in very little time, soon after a good parametrization...

Turkish Airborne Simulator is a 3D flight simulation. You can fly above the all earth surface or roam the earth with using mouse like Google Earth. TAsim is based on OpenSceneGraph and VirtualPlanetBuilder.