Projects tagged ‘3d_rendering’ and ‘framework’

Crystal Space is a free, cross-platform software development kit for realtime 3D graphics. It supports Windows, Linux, MaxOS/X and more. Though written in C++, other languages like Python can also ... [More] be used to write programs. Based on a plugin system it's very modular and extended easily. 3D rendering is done with OpenGL. Features of the latest as well as older hardware are supported seamlessly. [Less]

The Xith3d project consists of powerful middleware consisting of a scenegraph and an extensible renderer. The goal is to create a lean and performative scenegraph and renderer while at the same time ... [More] allowing for extensions and enchancements to all stages of the rendering pipeline. You can think of it as a 3D engine. It allows to create games, or any application requiring a 3D visualization. It's versatile, usable with JOGL or LWJGL, embeddable in AWT, Swing, SWT (Eclipse). It has support for physics engine (JOODE), and many development facilities. It's fast and easy-to-use. [Less]

Python-Ogre is a high-performance, full-featured Python interface to the Ogre3D graphics library. Python-Ogre currently supports all the functionality of Ogre 1.4, as well as wrappers for over 30 ... [More] individual libraries: * Bullet, NxOgre (PhysX), ODE, and Newton physics * 4 GUIs, I/O, sound, and a lot more! This project is the successor of the original PyOgre project, created by Lakin Wecker in mid-2006. Much development is done on the Windows platform, however today Python-Ogre runs equally well on Linux and Mac OS X. Windows binaries are available, and a Linux package is in the works. If you wish to create a gaming or graphics application in Python, there isn't any else you need apart from Python-Ogre. If there is a library you'd like to have wrapped, let us know! [Less]

Ardor3D is a Java based 3D engine, forked from jME with the goal of making a more professionally oriented engine with a community based on accepted open source principles.

Gnoll is a free 3d action/rpg game engine.

GLFW is a free, Open Source, portable framework for OpenGL application development. In short, it is a single library providing a powerful, portable API for otherwise operating system specific tasks ... [More] such as opening an OpenGL window, and reading keyboard, time, mouse and joystick input. It also provides functions accessing OpenGL extensions, creating and synchronizing threads and reading textures from files. GLFW is available for Windows, Mac OS X and Unix-like systems such as Linux, Solaris and FreeBSD. [Less]

Moonlight|3D is a free modern, flexible and extensible modelling and animation tool developed by a small but dedicated team. The goal is to provide a tool that is capable of turning even the most ... [More] advanced and challenging projects of artists and technical artists into reality. We understand that this project is by its very nature a huge undertaking. We have chosen to make clean design, good usability and solid implementation of features our highest priority goals and we have already successfully, albeit slowly, pursued that road for several years. In order to speed up the progress of our development efforts we open up the project to the general public and we hope to attract the support of many developers and users, bringing the project forward faster. [Less]

The OgreConglo Project aims to create a useful set of libraries and tools for use with the Object-Oriented Graphics Rendering Engine (OGRE), creating a game engine in the process.

A Gnutella/Pastella client to share CPU-time and a framework for distributed computing on P2P grids. We support peaceful, free and open research and hope to build an internet supercomputer. Currently ... [More] , we can render movies on a cluster of 10 computers. Current applications which run on the GPU network are a distributed search engine, a terragen landscape generator, a P2P distributed wan storage and many experimental plugins. [Less]

Equalizer is an open source programming interface and resource management system for scalable OpenGL applications. An Equalizer application can run unmodified on any visualization system, from a ... [More] singlepipe workstation to large scale graphics clusters and multi-GPU workstations. Equalizer is built upon a parallel OpenGL-based programming interface solving problems that are common to any multipipe application. The API is minimally invasive, making application porting as easy as possible while delivering maximum performance. [Less]