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ROC Engine is a simple and lightweight 3D game engine. Keyframed skeletal animation with hardware skinning. Audio playback with spatialization (Ogg, WAV, FLAC). TrueType font rendering with Unicode characters support. All information about modeling and scripting is available at wiki. Check demo scene resources out for an example of engine usage.

This repo contains the DirectX 12 Graphics samples that demonstrate how to build graphics-intensive applications for Windows 10. In the Samples directory, you will find samples that attempt to break off specific features and specific usage scenarios into bite-sized chunks. For example, the ExecuteIndirect sample will show you just enough about execute indirect to get started with that feature without diving too deep into multiengine whereas the nBodyGravity sample will delve into multiengine...

Library for creating terminal applications with text-based widgets. FINAL CUT is a C++ class library and widget toolkit with full mouse support for creating a text-based user interface. The library supports the programmer to develop an application for the text console. It allows the simultaneous handling of multiple text windows on the screen. The structure of the Qt framework was originally the inspiration for the C++ class design of FINAL CUT. It provides common controls like dialog boxes, push buttons, check boxes, radio buttons, input lines, list boxes, status bars and so on. ...

...It can enumerate or find these objects based on title, relationships or desktop coordinates. It is implemented simple to use support to find out desktop coordinates. You can simulate user input as mouse clicks and keyboard input. You can get the text from UI objects. Every time it is possible to save screenshot of whole desktop or other window. You can also compare the screnshot of a window with saved bitmap. You do not need to use any foreign code in your software. You can test or automate foreign software. With best regards, M.Pobojnyj

NOTE: This project is marked with 'Status: Abandoned' on SourceForge because not enough time can be dedicated to this project. However it may still get sporadic commits to the repository.

...Some typical applications of DRAMMS include, -- Cross-subject registration of the same organ (can be brain, breast, cardiac, etc); -- Mono- and Multi-modality registration (MRI, CT, histology); -- Longitudinal registration (pediatric brain growth, cancer development, mouse brain development, etc); -- Registration under missing correspondences (e.g., vascular lesions, tumors, histological cuts). DRAMMS runs in command line in UNIX/Mac OS, It accepts Nifti/ANALYZE/MetaImage image formats. It is fully-automatic --- takes two input images, and generates a registered image and (optionally) the deformation field. ...

The purpose of the library is to help the programmer to easily create an application with an OpenGL context and to help monitoring keyboard and mouse input . The library may be appropriate to start learning to code in opengl but not for big projects. This version is like a small glut replacement but without routines for drawing geometric primitives or for creating pop-up menus.

...It is meant to be used by real time applications (such as games). The GUI can be created either by C++ code, or by using the integrated "add-on" system, where the GUI is parsed from XML and Lua files. It relies on keyboard and mouse input (support for other controllers is not planned). Front ends are provided for OpenGL (for graphics), and OIS and SFML (for input). An SFML graphics front end is in project. Documentation : http://lxgui.sourceforge.net/docs

WeaselGui is middleware aimed at game developers to assist the creation of GUI and presentation layers. Simple, extendable, drop-in code with few dependencies for trivial integration. WeaselGui features in the book Game Engine Gems I © Weaseltron 2010.

A game engine created using C++ and DirectX for the Windows platform. The game engine supports 2D and 3D sound, movies, input (joystick, mouse, and keyboard), as well as 2D and 3D graphics. (real name is Nova but it was taken. :) )

is a collection of ultra-simple routines I've found useful for making small interactive graphics applications. === Functions include === * Window creation * 32-bit RGBA bitmap creation * Fast software based drawing routines (pixels, lines, text etc) * Mouse and keyboard input === Details === * Written in C * Python bindings provided * Permissive BSD licence * Win32 version currently. Linux and Mac planned. === Performance === Running on Windows XP on an Intel Core i3 530 (3.4 GHz): * Putpixel - 31 million per second * Rectangle fill - 11 billion pixels per second * Text render - 11 million characters per second (8 point, fixed width font)