Open Source Mac Graphics Software - Page 5

XreaL is a heavily improved Quake 3 Arena engine. It's bundled with new tools and a demo game that was never finished. ET:XreaL is a subproject bringing all XreaL enhancements to Return to Castle Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory.

The Zenipex Library is a game development framework, created with the goal of allowing someone with some knowledge of C++ to create 3D games for platforms including Windows, MacOS X, and Linux. OpenGL and Direct3D 9 are both supported.

simple object-oriented library for creation and manipulation of 2D images in PHP. project used for learning Object Oriented concepts at high-school level.

2licht's aim is to provide a collection of wrappers for the popular Irrlicht Engine (http://irrlicht.sf.net/). It is still in development; the first wrappers to be released will be the C and Object Pascal interface; followed by a .NET library.

This is my first attempt at building a reusable framework for 3D applications (not an engine!), primarily for educational purpose and also because none of the already existing tools did satisfy me. No longer maintained.

Java3D 3DS FileLoader for platforms supporting JDK1.4 and Java 3D Highly functional, multiplatform 3DS File format loader Supports: Heirarchical animation Cameras Point Lights Directional Lights Textures Smooth Groups and other features

3DzzD is an API to publish 3D on the Web using Java 1.1 technologie.

Primary goal is to develop 4k-demos, that is, demos that somehow fit into four kilobytes. From time to time, 4k-contests will be initiated to push the project contributors' motivation.

Fully playable Java game demo illustrating basic game programming technics, such as sprite animation, pixmap fonts, time or frame related game loop, affine transformations, convolution filters, sound generation and playback...

This game demo is a tool to learn the basics of J2ME and a few graphic tricks.<br> It uses an Ant script for both code related operations and distribution management.<br> It also makes good use of great Java tools (Antic, ProGuard, MPowerPlayer).

AA3D - Ascii-Art 3D engine all-software cross-platform 3D library in C that uses a terminal as its display system.

3SUM aims to provide a powerful 2 to 3D programmable environment that allow editing several kind of contents and linking the relationships among Objective-C type. 3SUM sits on the top of AP3 framework which consit of 3D screen graph Objective-C API, C++ geometry math classes, basic mesh implementations, raster compositor and thread managements. AP3 also have a few foundation classes for data manipulation purpose, such as AAObject root which allows tagging object with selector-keyed arbitrarily typed bytes, or AAChunk, an equal-entry array which allows managing two or more binary streams as a single multi-field stream, or striding one stream into some, and some other partitioning abstractions. AP3 also provides a GUI system for NSOperation management, to provide the concurrency as much as everywhere-possible.

Translate your roleplaying adventure dungeons from pen&paper into 3D models and generate videos from a flight over your model dungeon or even through the rooms. Contains lots of objects (animated fireball, chest, rooms...), and camera path helpers...

Aeon is a totally cross-platform game development kit coded in and designed for C++. Aeon includes engines for 3D/2D graphics, audio, input, GUI, and much more, as well as several useful tools, all designed to make game creation easier and more practical.

Agilis is a simple, fully featured Sprite engine for Java applets and applications. It builds on top of TinyPTC, and provide collision detection, sprite scaling, opacity rendering and animation handling.

Javascript 3d engine using the WHATWG HTML <canvas> tag for output.

This is a simple project to add the support to display subtitles in Allegro, for using in games, intros and other places you can think. This will be written in C++, for all platforms supported by Allegro (DOS, Windows, Linux, etc...) and will use the A

A collection of little C/C++ programs that use the Allegro library for some nice graphic effects (oscilator, fontconverter, textprinting effects, logger, etc). These can also be included in your own Allegro projects.

AllegRT is a 3D engine for making games based on 3D realtime raytracing for realistic results. It is based on and designed to work with Allegro.

AllegroGL is a small library intended to allow Allegro applications to use OpenGL in Unix, Windows, Mac OS X and DOS.

A C++ Wrapper for the Allegro Graphics Library. Built on top of Allegro 5. Current API Documentation: http://allegroplus.sourceforge.net/Documentation/API/V0.1/ Visit: http://alleg.sourceforge.net/ for information on Allegro.

Intended to be a cross-platform 3D engine and toolkit using the Tao framework and allowing C#/F#/.NET developers to target Mac OS X and Windows with a single build. Also includes accessory tools for managing builds and ports of your game product.

Anepsosis is a skill based 3D MMORPG placed in a fantasy world of levitating islands inspired by ancient Greece arts, architecture and mythology. For more informations visit http://anepsosis.org

A skeletal animation library designed to load and play skeletal animations. It supports models that are composed of several swappable meshes bound to a single skeleton that can be driven by multiple animations and has an export plug-in for Maya.

Sourceforge is no longer being updated! Check out our new home instead: http://github.com/nicrohobak/AnsiGL ---------------------------------------- AnsiGL is a C++ console text "graphics" API using simply ASCII characters and ANSI escape sequences, and all without the use of any video hardware. It strives to be a simple-to-use text-graphical toolkit have with an intuitive interface for developers, while maintaining a sufficiently high degree of flexibility. Many comparable APIs tend to either use video hardware, or are simply not as fully-featured as one might hope or expect, at least in the area of visual elements. AnsiGL can serve to bridge that gap easier, and since it "renders" to a std::string (or optionally, an ncurses WINDOW *), integration should be relatively easy with just about any project. Bindings to ncurses are provided to allow for rapid, fully-featured application development with old and familiar friends, along with AnsiGL.