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DirectX OpenGL Wrapper
DirectX 8 to OpenGL wrapper for legacy apps and portability
...It enables legacy DirectX applications and games to run on systems where native DirectX support is limited or unavailable, including alternative platforms and compatibility environments. This project is intended for developers, retro-computing enthusiasts, and compatibility research. It provides a foundation for running legacy graphics software, experimenting with API translation, or extending support for older DirectX-based applications on modern systems. See article: https://tech.slashdot.org/story/02/02/12/1824215/an-open-source-direct3d-80-wrapper-for-open-gl -
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tinyraycaster
486 lines of C++: old-school FPS in a weekend
...The codebase is structured as a learning resource, guiding users through the process of building a basic game engine from scratch. It is particularly useful for those interested in retro game development or low-level graphics programming. Overall, tinyraycaster offers a concise and accessible introduction to real-time rendering techniques used in early 3D games. -
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