OpenBilliards 2D

A two-dimensional pool game that has a common rules to play with.

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It utilizes the OpenGL, FreeType, and OpenAL(Under Construction) that completes the game. It is only a win32 version of the game. The functions can only controlled by a mouse(a computer device), so it is easy to learn.

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