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DX Studio Version 3 Released with Live Editing
Pinewood Studios based software developers Worldweaver Ltd have announced a major new release of their games and simulation platform “DX Studio”.
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Pixel Mine's UnrealScript Studio Takes Second Place in Unreal Competition
Pixel Mine's internally developed UnrealScript Studio development environment for UnrealEngine3 won second place in the Best Tool category for the Make Something Unreal contest. The winners were announced on Tuesday, September 16th at the Austin Game Developer's Conference.
UnrealScript Studio includes the first UnrealScript 3 source-level debugger to successfully tie into the familiar Visual Studio experience. It includes support for breakpoints, stepping, locals, user watches, the Immediate window, and the Quick Watch window. Even subtle features like hovering over a variable in the source code to see its value while debugging have been implemented.
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Emergent’s Growing Customer Base Signals Gamebryo’s Dominance in Asia
Emergent is rapidly solidifying the company’s presence in Asia with more than 130 Gamebryo projects currently in development. The company’s strategy to aggressively pursue long-term client relationships by focusing on serving the needs of local developers and publishers, has resulted in market leadership in China and Korea in addition to rapidly gaining ground in Japan. Gamebryo is becoming the development platform of choice for Asian studios.
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Irrlicht 1.4.2 released
The Irrlicht Engine team just announced the release of Irrlicht version 1.4.2. This version of the popular open source 3D engine features a lot of changes like improvements of the file loaders, the OpenGL renderer, memory usage, optimization of the skeletal animation rendering code and tons of other bug fixes and small improvements. An updated version of Irrlicht's free 3D editor irrEdit has also been released at the same time.
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ASSIMP - the Open Asset Import library - first public release
The Open Asset Import library, ASSIMP in short, has reached beta development state. Assimp is a C++ library which loads game-relevant 3D scene data from various file formats and returns it in a common in-memory structure. Supported formats are .3ds, .obj, .lwo, .x and several more. The imported data comprises the scene hierarchy, meshes, materials, bones, bone animations and textures.
Assimp is developed under a liberal BSD-like license and is therefore free to use and change for everyone. This is a beta release for testing purposes. Any feedback would be highly appreciated.
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New Version of ShaderMap
Version 1.1 of ShaderMap, the 3d map conversion tool, has been released. It now supports conversion of height and normal maps to ambient occlusion maps. Other improvements include modification of existing tangent space normal maps, a streamlined user interface, and online documentation. ShaderMap Command Line (CL) is free for non-commercial use.
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PyroGine SDK Beta 2.0 Released
Jarrod Davis Software is please announce the latest beta release of PyroGine SDK, an advanced 2D game application framework for PC's running Microsoft Windows and Direct3D with 3D hardware. It is made with and usable from the Delphi programming language from CodeGear. PGSDK is feature complete and can easily create any type of 2D game with D3D for rendering. It was designed to be easy to use, robust and feature rich and should be easy to use in your projects. It is suitable for making 2D games and graphic simulations. There is a complete set up of classes which give you a solid foundation and you can then can build on top of this layer to any level of complexity that is required for your project.
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Ca3D-Engine Source Code Licenses Available
A new version of the Ca3D-Engine has just been released. The Ca3D-Engine is a modern game engine and game development kit with 3D real-time graphics and multi-player network support for Windows and Linux. Starting with the new release, CF Software offers full source code licenses for the Ca3D-Engine!
Licenses are available for students, independent developers, professional studios and educational institutes.
Find more details about the new Ca3D-Engine version and the new licensing program at http://www.ca3d-engine.de/licensing
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