3D Engines List
Stereo rendering

This list contains 20 stereo rendering engines.




Texture-mapping Engines


02.02.2000 OpenGL 06.09.1995
OpenGLŪ is a software interface for applications to generate interactive 2D and 3D computer graphics. OpenGL is designed to be independent of operating system, window system, and hardware operations, and it is supported by many vendors. OpenGL is available on PCs, Macintosh and workstations.
OpenGL provides a wide range of graphics functions: from rendering a simple geometric point, line, or filled polygon, to texture mapping NURBS curved surfaces.
The OpenGL functions described are provided on every OpenGL implementation to make applications written with OpenGL easily portable between platforms. All licensed OpenGL implementations are required to pass the Conformance Tests, and come from a single specification and language binding document.
More information and the source of the sample implementation can be found on the OpenGL Sample Implementation Homepage.

15.01.1999 V3X 23.07.1998
V3X is a commercial 3d game engine from Realtech VR Software. The engine is not available for licensing. More information, screenshots and a demo can be found via the Realtech VR World Web Site. (Click V3X in the bottom frame)
A new demo will be also available showing all the possibility of the engine. A licensable version will be also available.

15.01.1999 SurRender 01.01.1995
SR is a commercial visualization class library from Hybrit Ltd (surrender@hybrid.org). More information, screenshots and a demo can be found on the SurRender Homepage

06.05.1997 World Toolkit 01.01.1995
WTK is a commercial, portable, cross-platform software development system for building high-performance, real-time, integrated 3D applications for scientific and commercial use from Sense 8 Corporation. More information on the Sense 8.

30.04.1997 MindRender 26.02.1996
BR is a high performance programmer's API for PCs from Themekit Ltd. More information and a demo is available on the ThemeKit Homepage.

29.11.1996 UVision 22.05.1996
UVision is a commercial 3D engine from Utopia Technologies. More information on the Utopia Technologies Homepage.

05.11.1996 Reality Lab 01.01.1995
RL is a commercial 3D library by Microsoft RenderMorphics. The version 2.0 has the following features: Contact: Servan@Render.com (Servan Keondjian) or morph@microsoft.com.
The old RealityLab Homepage is currently not available - i already did a search on AltaVista and at MicroSoft to find a new homepage - there are recent microsoft products that use the RealityLab engine, but no reference to the engine itself.
There is a free Windows 3.1/95/NT VRML viewer from InterVista Software Inc, using the RealityLab libraries available at the WorldView Homepage.
Information about WIRL (another Windows 3.1/95/NT VRML viewer that combines the VR capabilties of the VREAM package with the Reality Lab rendering engine) is available via the VREAM Homepage.

17.07.1996 Tex 17.07.1996
Tex is a graphics library for the PC by Daniel Vollmer. (FIDO: 2:241/1140.7 Daniel.Vollmer@P1140.F7.N2.Z241.FIDONET.ORG). The Tex package is part of a bigger source distribution of stuff that Daniel Vollmer had done. The source can be found on x2ftp.oulu.fi .

18.01.1996 RenderWare 01.01.1995
RW is a portable 3D API for DOS, Windows, Mac and X11-Windows by Criterion Software Ltd. More info on the Criterion Software Ltd Homepage.
RenderWare FTP Some RW-Demos: ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de
A demo of Meme (Multitasking Extensible Messaging Environment) that uses the RenderWare API is available via the Immersive Systems Homepage.

06.11.1995 SuperScape 01.01.1995
Superscape is a commercial PC based single user VR system manufactued by Dimension International Ltd. More information and demos on the SuperScape Homepage.

16.06.1995 VReam 01.01.1995
VREAM is a complete solution for developing virtual worlds. It runs on standard PC platforms. More information about VREAM, VRCreator and the WIRL VRML viewer for Windows (that uses the Reality Lab rendering engine...) is available on the VREAM Homepage.

01.01.1995 Virtek 3D Ware 01.01.1995
3D-Ware is a comphrensive 3D graphics library which allows high speed 3D graphics applications to be written using your favourite compiler. More info and a demo on the Virtek Homepage.
3D Ware demo: ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de


01.01.1995 Dore 01.01.1995
Dore' is a powerful 3D graphics subroutine library, made freely available by the Kubota Graphics Corp. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for creating graphics applications. It is also easy to use, portable, and extendable. This version has interfaces/drivers to X11-Windows, PEX, IrisGL, OpenGL, Postscript and more. It has been ported onto most Unix systems, including Linux, NetBSD, and FreeBSD. It has also been ported to Windows NT 3.5. Dore is available on the Dore FTP Server

01.01.1995 Cyberspace Development Kit 01.01.1995
The CDK is a library to create VR application under Windows 3.1 or Windows NT. CDK is from Autodesk Inc.
More info and a demo on the CDK 2.0 Homepage. A newer version of the 3ds/dxf/ast viewer for windows can be found on the Johnny Mnemonic VR Player Homepage.
Some info is found the CDK Viewer Helpfile.

01.01.1995 Purple 01.01.1995
Purple is an evaluation kit for fast 3D engines and virtual reality I/O devices from Karsten Isakovic (ki@cs.tu-berlin.de).
01.01.1995 Paradise 01.01.1995
Paradise is a 3D engine for 386 PCs from Robert-Jan Elias (Elias@fel.tno.nl). A demo can be found on wuarchive.wustl.edu.


Gouraud-shading Engines


12.03.1998 MegaGraph Graphics Library 01.01.1995
The MGL is a 3D graphics library for PCs from SciTech. More information and source can be found on the MGL Homepage.

06.11.1995 VeriScope 06.11.1995
VS is a commerical 3D viewing system for 386 PCs from Pearson Interface (Vscope@pearsoni.demon.co.uk). For more information and a demo see the VeriScope Homepage.


Wireframe Engines


16.02.1998 FLY8 03.07.1995
The FLY8 package is a wireframe multiplayer flightsimulator from Eyal Lebedinsky (eyal@eyal.emu.id.au ). Screenshots and the source are available via the Homepage of Eyal.

23.07.1996 X3D 12.06.1995
X3D is an X11-Windows wireframe viewer from Mark Spychalla (spy@castlab.engr.wisc.edu). The source can be found on ftp.cae.wisc.edu.


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