3DEL: Source & BSP rendering

3D Engines List
Source & BSP rendering

This list contains 41 bsp rendering engines with source code.

Texture-mapping Engines

27.04.2000 Titan Engine 27.04.2000

The Titan Engine is a 3D engine for Windows from Ignacio Castaño Aguado, José Luis Fernández Rueda, Gabriel Rodríguez Alberich and Julio César Espada Rodrígue ( titan@talika.fie.us.es ).

Lightmapped, perspective texture mapping
Support for OpenGL
Curved surfaces
BSP rendering
Support for 3D Studio 3DS files
Support for Quake3 bsp files
Real-time skeleton deformations
Dynamic mesh resolution
Keyframed animations
Support for shader script language which allows procedural vertex deformations and multiple texturing stages, with different blending modes and rendering states
Port to linux is beeing done

More information, screenshots, a demo and the source for an older version (called Nemesis) can be found on the Titan Project Homepage.

12.04.2000 Blitz Engine 05.10.1998

The Blitz Engine is a Windows rendering engine from Richard Turnbull ( rt71@hotmail.com ).

Perspective, lightmapped texture mapping
Sub-pixel and Sub-texel accuracy
Coloured Lighting and dynamic shadowing with filtering
Improved dynamic lighting - via span level RGB interpolation
Span level MIP-mapping
Multitexturing using OpenGLs ARB_multitexture extensions
Surface cacheing at span or surface level
Level of Detail bezier curved surfaces
Texture mapping system for wrapping around curves and creating a smooth edge look as seen in Quake 3
Translucent surfaces with upto 20 simultaneous layers
Reflective surfaces
Environment Mapped Bump Mapping (Matrox G400)
Animated textures
Collision detection including with curves
Span and Z-Buffering
Binary Space Partitioning Tree creation and traversal
Direct Draw and Direct Input Support
Point based particle rendering
Shaded, colored smoke particles
Spherical and standard volumetric fog
Coronas and Lensflares on lights
B-Spline movement system
Hierarchial objects
Portal rendering combined with BSP Tree
Support for OpenGL and Direct3D
Console system
32 bit MMX optimized span level RGB interpolative rasterizer with span level mip mapping.
Network support
Written in Visual C++ 4 and the Netwide assembler (NASM)

More information, screenshots and a demo, SDK 1.2 and source can be found on the Blitz Engine Homepage .

04.04.2000 Coockie's 3D Engine 20.01.1997

C3D is a 3D engine for Pentium PC by Erwin Coumans ( coockie@chello.nl ) aka 'Cookie'.

Perspective texture mapping.
MIP-mapping.
Collision detection.
3D BSP rendering.
Moving objects.
Support for 3D Studio ASC files.
VESA 2.0 linear framebuffer support.
Support for 3Dfx pc 3d cards using Glide.
C/ASM source.

The source can be found at http://members.xoom.com/gamedev/download/sources/demosrc.zip, the demo is found at http://members.xoom.com/gamedev/download/sources/demosrc.zip.

11.02.2000 Blaxxun Contact 3D 11.02.2000

Blaxxun Contact 3D is an OpenSource VRML 97 Viewer from Blaxxun Interactive.

Support for OpenGL and Direct3D
VRML 97 and VRML 2_0 EAI support, Javascript support
Streaming Video support
Trimmed NURBS extension
MIP-mapping and trilinear texture filtering
Sorted alpha blended transparency
Anti-Aliasing
Scene graph support
Collision detection
3D sound
BSP tree support
ActiveX Control and standalone Version
VRML node editor in the standalone GLview application
C++ source with Documentation

More information about the Blaxxun Contact 3D Viewer can be found on the Blaxxun Contact Developers Homepage, the source and documentation can be found on the Blaxxun Contact 3D Source Homepage.

23.12.1999 Quake 1 23.12.1999

ID Software's lead programmer John Carmack has released the full source code of Quake, including the WinQuake, GLQuake, QuakeWorld, and GLQuakeWorld versions.

Lightmapped, perspective texture mapping
Transparency and alpha textures
Support for OpenGL
BSP and PVS support
Surface caching
Hierarchical polygonal models
Particle systems
Collision detection
Dynamic lights
Multiplayer network support
Sound support
Console
The C/ASM source for Visual C++ 6 is under GPL (gnu public license)

The source is available at the Q1 Source Download Homepage.

22.12.1999 Twister 28.09.1999

Twister is a "Quake-style" 3D engine for Windows by Stefano Lanza ( steflanz@tin.it ).

Lightmapped, perspective texture mapping
BSP rendering
Multiple cameras
Mirrors
Particle systems
Quake II .bsp support
Quake II model support
S-buffer rendering
Dynamic colored lightmaps
Volumetric fog
Support for Quake 2 models
Direct3D acceleration
Console
Visual C++ 5.0 source

More information, screenshots, demo and source can be found on the Twister Homepage.

17.09.1999 Arfnold 2 17.09.1999

Arfnold 2 is a 3D engine for Windows 95/98 by by Andrei Fortuna ( andreif@mail.dntis.ro ) aka 'Stormbringer'.

Lightmapped, perspective texture mapping
MIP-mapping
Bilinear texture filtering
Flat & gouraud shading
Support for OpenGL and Direct3D 6.x
Z-Buffer rendering
BSP & PVS
Hierarchical meshes
Transparency
Fog
Colored lights
Support for 3D Studio scenes
Support for Quake2 levels (including monsters)
Collision detection using axis aligned boxes
Uses gamex86.dll from quake2 for monster movement in the quake2 level viewer
Visual C++ 5/6 source

More information, screenshots, a demo and the source can be found on Stormbringer's Homepage.

03.09.1999 Crystal Space 25.08.1997

Crystal Space is a 3D engine for Unix from Jorrit Tyberghein ( Jorrit.Tyberghein@uz.kuleuven.ac.be ).

Shaded perspective texture mapping.
MIP-mapping.
Sub-pixel and sub-texel accuracy.
Portal rendering.
Static lighting with precomputed shadows.
Dynamic colored lights with shadows
Transparent and semi-transparent textures.
Support for mirrors.
Support for BSP rendering.
Support for curved surfaces.
Support for depth-correct and colored volumetric fog.
Hierarchical Bounding Box collision detection system.
New c-buffer (coverage buffer) type visibility culling.
Sound support (for Windows and Linux only currently).
Moving objects and scripts controlling the movement.
3D triangle mesh sprites with gouraud shading and LOD (Level of Detail)
Skeleton animation for 3D triangle mesh sprites
Support for 8, 15, 16 and 32-bit displays.
Support for unix (linux and solaris are tested) and DOS, Macintosh, Amiga, Windows 95 version, BeOS, NextStep, Rhapsody and OpenStep ports.
Optional MMX support.
New ports to OS/2 and GDI.
OpenGL port works very well now for Linux, Windows, and BeOS.
Hierarchical objects (not used in current programs, but implementation exists)
Glide port works good for Linux and Windows.
Optional Direct3D hardware acceleration for Windows port.
3D sound support
Reading of Quake II MD2 and 3DS objects
Low-level networking support.
C++ source.

More information, screenshots, the source and a unix executable is available on the Crystal Space Homepage.

25.02.1999 Poly Engine 27.09.1996

The PE is a PC 3D Quake-like game engine from Alexey Goloshubin ( alexey@ii.uib.no).

Full object support.
Collision-detection
Physics system
Movable bsp models
Client-server networking (IPX, null-modem)
3D Sound.
VFX1 head-tracking
BSP/ZBuffer rendering
Polygonal objects
Sprites
Support for Quake II maps and models.
Particle systems.
Software renderer
- Supports any resolution
- Span buffer
- Perspective tex-mapping (16-pix subdivision)
- Mip-mapping
- Surface caching (light maps)
- Dynamic lights
Hardware renderer
- Support for OpenGL.
- DirectX port.
- Colored lightmaps
- Colored dynamic lights

More information and the source is available via the Homepage of Alexey Goloshubin .

12.01.1999 3DGPL 27.06.1995

3DGPL 2.0 is a portable 3D engine from Sergei Savchenko (savs@cs.mcgill.ca).

Perspective texturemapping (via linear interpolation every 32 pixels per scanline)
Ray tracing.
Gouraud shading, flat shading of polygons.
Z-Buffer and BSP rendering.
Bicubic patches.
Landscape rendering.
Portal rendering.
2D and 3D clipping.
3D transformations with fixed point or float math.
2D text rendering.
Portable C with support for DOS, X11-Windows, NeXTStep, Windows 3.1/95 and Mac.
Tutorial texts, source code available and extensive 3D documentation

The source, tutorial, screenshots and more information can be found on 3DGPL Homepage. A Mac port of 3DGPL 1.0 done by Ingemar Ragnemalm can be found at ftp.lysator.liu.se.

05.05.1998 Arfnold 05.05.1998

Arfnold is a 3D engine for PCs by Andrei Fortuna ( andreif@mail.dntis.ro ) aka 'Stormbringer'.

Unshaded, perspective texture mapping.
Subtexel/subpixel accuracy.
MIP-mapping.
A basic surface cache (no lightning for now, but there is in old versions).
Conversion of Quake .mdl files.
BSP/PVS capabilities.
Edge span-buffer and z-buffer rendering.
Collision detection.
Moving platforms.
3D objects.
Particle system.
Uses Allegro Game library.
C/C++/ASM source.

More information, a demo and the source can be found on Stormbringer's Homepage.

30.01.1998 P3D 30.01.1998

P3D is a quake like 3D engine for DOS by Pin Fei Sun ( pfsun@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca ).

Gouraud perspective texture mapping.
BSP rendering.
Collision detection.
Dynamic objects.
Animated textures.
Portal rendering.
Z-Buffer rendering
C++/ASM source.

More information, the source and other 3D demos can be found on the BSP3D Homepage.

28.01.1998 Extrinsic Dawn 15.08.1997

ED is a Quake level viewer for PCs from Ben Cohee ( benco@gisco.net ) originally based on QMap from Sean Barrett.

Perspective texture mapping with scanline subdivision.
MIP-mapping.
Light-mapping with light cache.
BSP rendering.
PVS (possibly visible set) support.
S-Buffer rendering.
Frustrum clipping.
Support for Quake level files.
SVGA support.
Support for Watcom DOS, DJGPP DOS and MSVC 4.1 Win32 with DirectX.
C source.

More information and the source can be found on the Extrinsic Dawn Homepage.

01.12.1997 Alpha Project 12.08.1996

The Alpha Project is renderer with 6 DOF texturemapper by John DiCamillo (milod@netcom.com).

Perspective correct texture mapping using bilinear interpolation every 16 pixels.
Lighting done in texture cache (Light-mapping).
MIP-mapping.
Level editor.
BSP tree support.
DirectDraw support for Windows NT.
C++/ASM source.

More information, tutorials (and some source code) about 3D texture mapping and MIP-mapping can be found via the Homepage of John DiCamillo.

22.11.1997 CLIFF 03.11.1997

CLIFF is a PC 3D engine by Komodakis Nikos (komod@csd.uch.gr).

Shaded, perspective texture mapping.
SVGA support.
MIP-mapping.
Lightmap rendering.
BSP rendering, visibility lists, edge-sorting.
Collision detection.
Physics system.
Support for Quake level files.
CLIFF-shell - a shell mechanism (similar to Quake's console).
Animated textures.

More information, screenshots, binaries and the source can be found on the CLIFF Homepage.

14.11.1997 Sofie 14.11.1997

Sofie is a 3D game engine for X11 from Stephan Schiessling ( Stephan.Schiessling@mathematik.uni-regensburg.de ) .

Perspective, non-shaded texture mapping.
MIP-mapping.
BSP rendering.
Multiple objects with physics (Mass, velocity...).
Collision detection.
2D sprites (for explosions).
Support for X11-Windows (with MIT-Shm-Extension) on Linux.
Support for 8 and 16 bit color.
Joystick support.
C++ source.

More information, screenshots, documenation, binary and the source can be found on the Sofie Homepage.

03.11.1997 Direct3D Quake Viewer (Broken Link!) 03.11.1997

The D3DQV is a Direct3D engine for Windows 95 by Keith Harrison ( kh@netcomuk.co.uk ).

Perspective, shaded texture-mapping with lightmaps.
Support for Direct3D and PC 3D cards.
BSP tree.
Ported from the OpenGL version of the viewer.
Support for Quake level files.
Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0 source.

More information, the source and binary can be found on the Direct3D Quake Viewer Homepage .

22.10.1997 3D Engine (Link Problems!) 13.08.1996

3D Engine is a PC 3D engine by Jean-Francois Dube (deks@videotron.ca) aka 'Deks' of IncaMaster.

Perspective, shaded texture-mapping.
Flat, gouraud, phong and bump lightning.
Environment mapping.
Z-buffer rendering.
Multiple RGB light sources.
Lens-flares.
24bit internal rendering, 8 to 24 bit output.
Simple motion blur.
Multiple objects.
2D clipping.
Support for portal and BSP rendering.
Support for 3D Studio ASC, GEO and GEM object files.
C++ source with some ASM extensions.

More information, screenshots and the source can be found on 3D Engine Homepage .

22.10.1997 EGLE 15.08.1997

EGLE ( Enhanced OpenGl Engine ) is a 3D game engine by Phil Frisbie ( pfrisbie@geocities.com ).

Perspective texture mapping.
MIP-mapping.
BSP, Z-Buffer and z-sorting rendering.
Anti-aliasing.
32 bit color support (RGBA).
Collision detection.
Uses OpenGL API (Mesa/3DFx) .
Support for Quake level files.
ANSI C, no C++ or Windows specific code. EGLE should compile on any system that has OpenGL and GLUT.

More information, screenshots and the source and binary can be found on the EGLE Homepage.

22.10.1997 Threed 22.10.1997

Threed is the Linux port of the 3D engine by Jean-Francois Dube (deks@videotron.ca) aka 'Deks' of IncaMaster.

Perspective, shaded texture-mapping.
Sub-pixel & sub-textel accuracy
Flat and gouraud shading.
Multiple objects.
Multiple rgb light sources.
Z sort rendering.
Light-source rendering.
2D clipping.
Support for 3D Studio ASC, GEO and GEM object files.
C++ source.

More information, screenshots and the source can be found on Threed Homepage .

22.09.1997 QMap 16.06.1997

QMap is a Quake level viewer for PCs from Sean Barrett ( buzzard@world.std.com )

Perspective texture mapping.
MIP-mapping.
Light-mapping with light cache.
BSP rendering.
PVS (possibly visible set) support.
Frustrum clipping.
Quake-style water-surface animation.
Support for Quake level files.
Support for Watcom DOS, DJGPP DOS and MSVC 4.1 Win32 with DirectX.
C source.

More information and the source can be found on the QMap Homepage.

06.06.1997 World Of Fantasy 30.12.1996

WOF is a Quake viewer for PCs by Frank Willemsen (frankw@xs4all.nl) and Corin Langosch ( corinl@metronet.de ).

Perspective texture mapping with MIP-mapping.
Portal rendering.
BSP rendering.
Z-buffer and span-buffer.
Light-maps and Surface cache.
Realtime lightning effects (like flicker) and dynamic lighting (for fireballs).
SVGA support.
Improved collision detection.
Polygonal objects.
Moving doors and elevators.
Multiple viewports.
Water effect a la Quake.
Support for Quake level files.
C/C++ source.

More information, a demo and screenshots can be found on the WOF Homepage, the source of an older version is available on the old World Of Fantasy Homepage.

07.05.1997 SQuake 25.04.1997

SQuake is a DOS Quake viewer by Riccardo Scarsi (scarsi@athena.polito.it) and Massimo Rossi.

Perspective texture mapping.
BSP rendering with clip tests.
Visibility lists.
Simple lighting.
Surface cache.
Based on WOF by Frank Willemsen & Corin Langosch.
Support for Quake level files.
C/C++ source.

More information, the source and binary can be found on the SQuake Homepage.

03.04.1997 Xvizn 04.10.1996

Xvizn is a VR library for PCs by Tomas Bily (tomby@atrey.karlin.mff.cuni.cz).

Shaded, perspective texture mapping.
BSP rendering.
MAMLAS - language for describing 3D scenes ( basic keyword: if, else, while, int, float, point, vektor, polygon, scene, object ... ).
Level editor.
C++ class design.

More information and the source (to the alpha version) is available on Tomby's Virtual Reality and 3D graphics page.

Non-realtime Engines

26.05.1999 DJDOOM 26.05.1999

DJDOOM is a DOOM level viewer from Kais Dukes of Majestic-12 Games (majestictwelve@postmaster.co.uk).

Perspective correct texture mapped walls
Depth cueing
Non-orthogonal, variable height walls
Higher graphics resolutions (up to 1024 x 768)
Direct reading of textures and maps from WAD files
DOOM BSP-tree rendering, using a span-buffe
Flat shaded floors and ceilings
Quake-style console and Mouse-look
DJGPP/Allegro source code

The full source code, screenshots and executables can be found on the Majestic-12 Games website.

Texture-mapping Engines

23.01.1997 BSP3D 23.01.1997

BSP3D is a polygon renderer for PCs by Pin Fei Sun ( pfsun@undergrad.math.uwaterloo.ca ).

Unshaded affine texture mapping.
Flat shaded polygons.
BSP rendering.
C++/ASM source.

More information, the source and other 3D demos can be found on the BSP3D Homepage.

Gouraud-shading Engines

12.03.1998 MegaGraph Graphics Library 01.01.1995

The MGL is a 3D graphics library for PCs from SciTech.

Flat and gouraud shading.
Support for DOS, Windows 3.1 / 95 / NT.
SVGA support.
BSP sorting and zbuffer rendering
2D and 3D functions.
3D modeling system.
Written in C++ and ASM.
Support for Borland C++, Watcom C++, Delphi, Visual C++.
Support for DirectDraw acceleration functions.
Support for OpenGL for Windows ( Microsoft, Silicon Graphics and Mesa ) API within the MGL framework.
Support for stereo LC shutter glasses (requires hardware stereo support)

More information and source can be found on the MGL Homepage.

Doom/Wolfenstein Engines

27.12.1996 Fear 15.07.1996

Fear is a doom engine from Gyro Gearloose ( gyro@blarg.net ).

Non orthogonal walls.
Floor and ceiling texture mapping.
No depth cueing or fogging.
2D BSP support.
Support for DOOM WAD files.
DOS and Macintosh suport.

The demo,source and some more pictures can be found on the File Area of Gyro Gearloose.

09.09.1996 WebView 3D 25.09.1995

WV is doom style 3d engine from Philip Stephens ( philip@galaxy.bocaraton.ibm.com).

X11-Windows support for Solaris, SunOS, BSDI, AIX and Linux. HiColor (16 bit) support for DOS.
Variable window size.
Non-orthogonal walls, texturemapped floor and ceiling.
Regions can have different light levels.
Depth cueing.
Dithered lighting and light cueing.
Backdrop images.
BSP rendering.
Collision detection.
8 sided sprites.
Networking support and network server. World Wide Web support.
3D chat function.
C source with special adaptions for Intel-based machines.
GIF and JPG texture support.
WT- and WORLD-file to BSP converter.
Real-time physics.

The source and more information can be found on the WebView3D Development Page.

23.07.1996 Bad Mood 23.07.1996

BM is a doom engine for the Atari Falcon 030 from Bertrand Le Roy (bleroy@ccr.jussieu.fr) , Laurent Sallafranque (sallafra@col.bsf.alcatel.fr) and Johan Klockars (d8klojo@dtek.chalmers.se).

16-bit truecoloe graphics.
Supports doom, doom II and heretic PWAD and IWAD files.
Aplha-channeld wall textures.
Floor and ceiling mapping.
Depthcueing and fogging.
Lightsourcing.
Sky texture mapping.
Collission detection, advanced version of BSP & occlusion algorithms for speed.
LRU graphics cache for high speed & low ram requirements.
Variable x & y detail settings.
Variable viewport size up to 320x240.
C source.

The source and executable can be found on the Bad Mood homepage.

Flat-shading Engines

05.05.1998 Chrome 05.05.1998

Chrome is a portable flat shading 3D engine from Martijn Boekhorst ( m.boekhorst@wxs.nl ).

Single colored polygons.
Uses realtime BSP tree reconstruction and joining for surface ordering.
Engine specializes in high object counts (i.e. 2000+).
DirectX/DirectDraw based, does however not use Direct3D.
Octree color quantization for using 24Bit colors on a 256 color screen.
Highly portable (only 1 platform dependant sourcefile).
Well commented ANSI/C sourcecode; highly Object Oriented design.

More information, screenshots and the source code can be found via Martijn Boekhorst's Homepage.

15.04.1998 Browser 3D 15.04.1998

Browser 3D is a pure Java 3D engine from Andrei Cioroianu (andcio@hotmail.com).

Flat-shaded polygons.
Binary Space Partitioning Trees.
3D primitives: prism, pyramid, cylinder, cone, sphere, text.
Multiple views of the same model.
Buttons with 3D animations.
An applet that works like a VRML browser.
Source code (3000 lines) - Java 100%.

More information, the applet and the source code can be found on the Browser 3D Home Page.

25.02.1997 BattleBall 25.02.1997

BattelBall is a single-/multi-user 3D game which runs under X11-Windows from Philip Hardin (pahardin@cs.utexas.edu).

Flat polygons using X11 primitives.
BSP rendering.
3D objects, object morphing.
Simple physics.
Computer players.
C++ source, uses STL (Standard Template Library).

More information, compiled versions and the source can be found on the Homepage of Philip Hardin.

24.02.1997 Mirage 22.01.1997

Mirage is a unix port and followup of VR386 from Christophe Maurel ( maurel@electech.polymtl.ca ).

Hierarchical linked figures.
Animation state machine.
Support for WorldToolKit NFF, AutoCad DXF and VR386/Render386 PLG and WLD files.
Support for X11-Windows on SGI, SunOs and Linux.
Tcl/Tk interface.
Portable C source.

More information and the source can be found on the Mirage Homepage.

12.02.1997 BSP Tree Sample 12.02.1997

The BTS is the companion source code to the BSP Tree FAQ of Bretton Wade ( bwade@qualia.com ) .

BSP rendering of unshaded polygons.
Support for Mac and Windows 95.

The source can be found on ftp.sgi.com.

20.11.1996 Purple Haze 15.07.1996

Purple Haze is the 3D BSP engine Fast3D from Stefano Tommesani ( tommesa@ulisse.cedi.unipr.it ) and the object to BSP converter Jaluit from Andrea Marchini (marchini@ulisse.cedi.unipr.it).

Flat shading.
VESA support.
Fast true color to 8 bit reduction.
BSP sorting.
Pascal/ASM source code.

More information, the source and demo can be found on the Purple Haze Homepage.
The BSP Tree compiler and documentation about BSP trees (traversing, balancing, polygon splitting etc) can be found on the BSP Tree compiler Homepage.

04.01.1996 DDJ: BSP Rendering 04.01.1996

BR is a sample system to render 3-D scenes from 2-D BSP trees, as discussed in "Ramblings in Realtime" column in the May/June, July/August, and November/December 1995 issues of "Dr. Dobb's Sourcebook" from Michael Abrash (mikeab@idsoftware.com).

Windows output, mouse support.
BSP generator and 3D display program.
All 3D walls have the same height and only one color.
Uses own display buffer that is copied into a window, easy to expand to texture mapping.
C / C++ source.

The source can be found on ftp.idsoftware.com. More info in the BSP Rendering Readme.

04.09.1995 DView 04.09.1995

The DView package from Jack Hill (jkhil@dbsoftware.com) contains a flatshading engine for PCs.

Read DOOM I WAD files.
BSP rendering.
C++ Source.

The source can be found on x2ftp.oulu.fi . More info in the DView Readme.

01.09.1995 REND386 01.01.1995

A 3-D Polygon Rendering Package for the 386 and 486 written by Dave Stampe (dstampe@sunee.uwaterloo.ca) and Bernie Roehl (broehl@sunee.uwaterloo.ca).

Hierarchical linked figures
Animation state machine
Support of external io-device and display drivers
No longer supported.

Source: sunee.uwaterloo.ca or at ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de. More info in the REND386 Readme.

10.07.1995 VR386 01.01.1995

VR386 is the other followup to REND386, it was written by Dave Stampe (dstampe@sunee.uwaterloo.ca).

better timebase for timing and control
simplified programmer interface
EMM386 for up to 4 megabytes of memory for object storage

Source: psych.utoronto.ca or at ftp.cs.tu-berlin.de

Wireframe Engines

08.07.1997 EarthQuake 08.07.1997

EarthQuake is a wireframe Quake level viewer from Eric Victor Powers (powerg@deltanet.com).

Support for Windows 95.
Perspective wireframe rendering of levels and dynamic objects (BSP and MDL) .
Extracts and packs Quake PAK files.
Portal rendering.
C source.

The source can be found on the EarthQuake Hopmepage.

3D Engines List Source & BSP rendering

This list contains 41 bsp rendering engines with source code.

Texture-mapping Engines

Non-realtime Engines

Texture-mapping Engines

Gouraud-shading Engines

Doom/Wolfenstein Engines

Flat-shading Engines

Wireframe Engines

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Source & BSP rendering