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The Daedalus Engine is a 3D rendering engine that uses both OpenGL and DirectX 9.0 for its implementation. This project serves as a method of study for its developers in the areas of game design, 3D rendering, audio, game related physics, net code, etc.
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The Wiiframe is a cross platform codebase that connects a Nintendo Wii remote to a 3D graphics window. This code is intended to be used as a base for other cross platform applications that take advantage of the Wii remote, such as games or design tools.
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Lfant
A small Game Engine project.
Lfant is a small (so far) 3D game engine, rendered using OpenGL. It will be primarily aimed toward action games, but able to conform to other genres. The code uses an Entity-Component model, a bit like Unity3D, where Entities have a list of Components that they can access at any given time. These components "add" functionality to the owner Entity (albeit not directly). Examples of Components are Rigidbody, HeatTransfer, Inventory, MeshRenderer, ParticleSystem. The intent of use for this system is that most of the time you won't have super specific entities, only child or grandchild classes, but have many components that can be added, removed, or even swapped between Entities, at runtime. ...
