3D Engines List OS/2 This list contains 3 OS/2 rendering engines.

22.04.1999 Mesa

01.01.1995

Mesa is a 3-D graphics library with an API which is very similar to that of OpenGL by Brian Paul (brianp@ssec.wisc.edu).

• Mesa works on X11-Windows based systems, Windows, Linux SVGA, NeXT, Macintosh, DOS, Amiga, VMS and OS/2. Mesa was written with portability in mind.
• Support for PC 3D hardware (3DFX chip).
• Smooth shading, accumulation buffer.
• Dithering
• Fog/depth cuing.
• Shaded perspective texture mapping.
• Gouraud shading .
• Support for NURBS patches.

More info and links to download the source can be found on the Mesa Homepage

11.11.1997 3Dplayer

11.11.1997

3Dplayer is a 3d polygon engine from Andrey Romanov ( aleksey@nica.ru ).

• Perspective, shaded texture mapping.
• MIP-mapped texture filtering.
• Multiple cameras.
• Resolution independand.
• Collision detection.
• Real characteristics of objects: mass, power,resilience, elasticity, aerodynamics, energy, etc.
• Support for OS, OS/2 and Windows.
• Support for SVGA.
• Wad-file (for DOOM1) converter, support for 3D Studio ASC format

The demo can be found on ftp.nica.ru.

31.08.1995 WT

01.01.1995

WT (What's That) is a portable 3D game engine, Copyright (C) 1994 by Chris Laurel (claurel@mr.net)

• Supports X11-Windows, Linux, MacOS, OS/2, DOS, Amiga
• TCL interface
• Extension with collision detection

The source and some extensions can be found at the WT ftp site magoo.uwsuper.edu or at ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de (wt-05 source only). More info in the WT Readme.
The MacWT version can be found on ftp.circa.ufl.edu or via the Homepage of William Hayden.