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Gaming Engines
A Game Engine is the core software component of a video game. It typically handles rendering and other necessary technology, but might also handle additional tasks such as game AI, collision detection between game objects, etc. The most common element that a game engine provides is graphics rendering facilities (2D or 3D).
From : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_engine
Quesa
Platform : Mac OS, Mac OS X, Linux
License : Open Source, Free
Appears in these categories : Gaming Engines
License : Open Source, Free
Appears in these categories : Gaming Engines
Quesa is a high-level, Open Source, 3D graphics library that offers binary and source level compatibility with Apple's QuickDraw 3D API. Quesa does not contain any Apple source code, and was developed without access to Apple's QD3D implementation.
Quesa supports both retained and immediate mode rendering, an extensible file format, plug-in renderers, a wide range of high level geometries, hierarchical models, and a consistent and object-orientated API.
Quesa acts as a scene-graph while using OpenGL for rendering. In principle it could be adapted to use a different low-level rendering engine such as Direct 3D.
Quesa supports both retained and immediate mode rendering, an extensible file format, plug-in renderers, a wide range of high level geometries, hierarchical models, and a consistent and object-orientated API.
Quesa acts as a scene-graph while using OpenGL for rendering. In principle it could be adapted to use a different low-level rendering engine such as Direct 3D.
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