3DEL: Source & Phong shading

3D Engines List
Source & Phong shading

This list contains 20 phong shading engines with source code.

Texture-mapping Engines

04.02.2000 Ogopogo 04.02.2000

Ogopogo is a 3D engine for DOS from Christian Lange ( clange@nybro.dk ).

Perspective, shaded texture mapping
Lambert, gouraud and phong shading
Bilinear filtering
MIP mapping
Z-Buffer
Support for 3D Studio ASC and 3DS
24 bit rendering
C++ source

More information, the executable and source can be found on the Ogopogo Homepage.

13.09.1999 Tiny Java 3D Engine 13.09.1999

The TJ3D is a 3D engine for Java from Jorge Cabezas Garcia ( jorgecabezas@altavista.ne ).

Texture mapping
Sub- pixel/texel accuracy
Phong shading via environment mapping
Motion blur
Oversampling antialiasing and simple blur antialiasing
3DS MAX 2.x export plugin

More information, the applet and the source can be found on the Tiny Java 3D Engine Homepage.

13.09.1999 AZP 3D 13.09.1999

AZP 3D is a simple 3D engine for DOS from Bogdan Modzelewski ( motzel@panda.bg.univ.gda.pl ).

Texture mapping
Lambert and gouraud shading
Environment mapping
VGA / VESA (8 bit) support
3D Studio converter
C source for DJGPP

More information and the source can be found via Motzel Online under 'download'.

18.03.1999 Inertia 09.09.1996

Inertia (former GFXFX3) is a 3d rendering system from Bas van Gaalen (bas@il.ft.hse.nl), Alex Chalfin (achalfin@netmagic.net), Sean Palmer (sean@delta.com) and Jeroen Bouwens (jay@il.ft.hse.nl).

Unshaded, Ambient, Lambert, Gouraud, and Phong shading models
Smooth, Texture, and Reflection surface models
Surface and shading models can be mixed in any combination.
Transparency for all surface/shading models.
Support for multiple objects and cameras.
Object import from 3D Studio .ASC and .3DS files
PCX Texture support.
Supports Borland Turbo Pascal v6 & v7, Borland Pascal v7 ( 16 bit DPMI protected mode) and TMT Pascal.
Floating point transforms optimized for Pentium processors (TMT Pascal Version)
Super accurate sub-pixel and sub-texel polygon rasterization in 100% Pentium optimized assembly code (TMT Pascal Version)
Perspective correct texture mapping using 16-pixel affine subdivision (TMT Pascal Version)
Fustrum polygon clipping performed in full 3d. (TMT Pascal Version)

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

04.03.1999 Future Colors 04.03.1999

Future Colors is a demo 3D engine for Windows from Peter Soltesz ( soltesz@hotmail.com ) aka 'Archee/CoNTRACT'.

Perspective, shaded texture mapping
Support for Direct3D
Environment mapping
Object morphing
Real time lighting
Phong shading
Sound support
Source available

More information, the demo and the source can be found on the Future Colors Homepage.

12.01.1999 IDX3D 29.01.1998

IDX3D is a java 3D engine from Peter Stefan Walser ( pwalser@g26.ethz.ch ).

Gouraud or phong shaded texture mapping
Phong-shading, gouraud shading, flatshading, wireframe and particle rendering mode.
Environment mapping
Z-Buffer rendering
Paralell and point lights.
Fogging and distance cueing.
Portable java source.

More information, the demo and source can be found on the IDX3D.

17.11.1998 3D-Mesh-Viewer 17.11.1998

3DMV is a PC 3D engine from Timothy S. Bowers ( tsb@icon.co.za ).

Unshaded, perspective texture mapping
Gouraud shading
Phong shading (via environment mapping)
Wire frame rendering
Support for 3D Studio ASC files.
Motion blur.
Pascal source.

More information, screenshots and the source can be found via the Homepage of Timothy S. Bowers.

12.03.1998 BumpMap 12.03.1998

BumpMap is a prototypical program written to see the quality of several bump-mapping and phong shading methods from Hans Kopp ( hskopp@cip.informatik.uni-erlangen.de ).

Perspective, phong shaded texture mapping.
3 Bump-mapping methods.
Flat, gouraud and phong shading.
Environment mapping, also bump-environment mapping.
Support for PCX texture files.
C++ source.

More information, the source and executables can be found on Hans Kopp's Graphics Page.

04.03.1998 Bart2 04.03.1998

Bart2 is a 3D engine for DOS from Hani Fahmi ( fahmi@csus.edu ).

Perspective, phong shaded texture mapping.
Bump-mapping.
Wireframe, flat, gouraud and phong shading.
Z-Buffer rendering.
Multiple objects, textures and light sources.
Support for 3D Studio ASC files.
Pascal source.

More information, screenshots and the source and executable can be found on the Bart2 Homepage.

26.01.1998 RTMZ 14.07.1995

RTMZ is a 3D engine for PCs from Davide Pasca ( dpasca@ix.netcom.com) and Fabrizio Zavagli (f.zavagli@agora.stm.it).

Flat, gouraud and phong shading of polygons.
Texture mapping.
Painters sorting and z-buffering.
Written in C++/ASM, ModeX, 32 bit.
GEO, GEM and 3DS file support, there are lots of modells in the package.
2 different interaction modes.
SVGA support with resolution switching.
Cool user interface.
C source.

The source can be found on the Homepage of Davide Pasca..

24.11.1997 XDC 97 24.11.1997

XDC 97 is a mixed rendering mode demo from Haim Barad from Intel Corporation published in the Game Developers Magazine in september 1997.

Perspective, shaded texture mapping.
Uses Direct3D hardware rendering in conjunction with a software renderer (mixed mode rendering).
Phong-like shading.
Procedural texture mapping.
Support for MMX.
Support for Windows 95 with Direct3D 5.0 and graphics accelerator card with 4MB texture memory.
C source.

More information and the source can be found as sept97.zip on the Source Code page of the Game Developers Magazine.

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 .

16.09.1997 Project SpandeX 01.01.1995

Project SpandeX (previously known as Latex) is a 3D engine from Paul Nettle (midnight@www.grafix3d.tzo.com).

Commercial quality engine, written by commercial game developer.
Open-GL like
Texture-mapping, environment-mapping, bump-mapping, solid-color polygons, Phong shading, Gouraud shading, Lambert.
Perspective correct, and affine texture mapping both supported
Sub-pixel, sub-texel accuracy
Z-buffering and sorting.
Triangles, lines, points, text (mono or proportional).
Up to 100 dynamic light sources.
Material support with Ka, Kd and Ks variables (may change on the fly).
Support for any resolution.
Multiple cameras that can act JUST like 3DS cameras.
Hierarchical database design with forward kinematics and inheritance.
100% Pure C for portability with small inline ASM parts.
Over 250 API calls for maximum flexibility.
Support for DOS and Linux/X11.
Latest version is completely true-color.

More information, screenshots, the source and demos can be found on the Project SpandeX Homepage.

04.04.1997 Alpha Engine 24.10.1996

The Alpha Engine is a PC 3D engine from Jacco Bikker (Jacco@LostCity.nl). The AE is the followup to his E3Dngine.

Gouraud shaded, perspective texture mapping.
Phong shaded polygons.
Environment mapping.
Color mixing tables.
Transparent texture mapping.
Full 2D portal clipping.
Hierarchical relative rotation and displacement of objects
Z-clipping.
Fast tree-sorting.
Scaled, transparent 2D sprites.
Support for 3D Studio ASC and 3DS, PLG and GEM files.
Support for PCX texture files.
VESA linear framebuffer support.
Protected mode using TMT Pascal.
All sources available (TMT Pascal).

An older version of the engine also supported

Bump mapping.
Planar mirrors.
Lens-flares.

More information, the sources and some tutorials (clipping, texturemapping, rotations...) can be found on the Homepage of Jacco Bikker.

27.01.1997 VRend 06.11.1995

VR is a 3D renderer from Kenny Hoff (hoff@cs.unc.edu).

Polygon-based model rendering includes convex, concave, and self-intersecting polygons.
Fully-generalized hidden surface removal allowing for protruding surfaces.
Shaded perspective texture mapping with tiling and transparency.
Full 3D clipping to the viewplane and the sides of the viewplane window.
Movable front clipping plane allowing a cut-away view of the "inside" of models.
Phong shading.
Complete hierachical modeling system.
Independent object and world coordinate system transformations.
Incremental depth-shading.
C++ source.
Support for X11-Windows and Windows 3.1.

More information (and lots of pictures) on the VRend Homepage or WinRend Homepage.
You also find some 3D tutorials and the source of the scanline-renderer on the Homepage of Kenny Hoff

09.01.1997 3D Demo 13.08.1996

The 3D Demo is a PC rendering engine from Kerrigan Burgess (k_burge@alcor.concordia.ca).

Linear texture-mapping with flat, gouraud and phong shading.
Wireframe rendering.
Transparent rendering.
2D shadows.
Backdrop images.
Dynamic object manipulation (morphing).
2D image functions (scale, rotate).
C++/ASM source.
Depth cueing/fogging.

The voxel-engine has the following features:

Skymapping.
Y-rotation, no tilt.

The source and demo can be found on x2ftp.oulu.fi.

09.01.1997 MPhong 13.08.1996

MPhong is a PC demo from Rex Deathstar (deathstr@singnet.com.sg).

Transparent phong environment mapping.
Motion blur.
C++/ASM source.

The source and demo can be found on x2ftp.oulu.fi.

18.11.1996 SMK3D 13.08.1996

SMK3D is a PC demo from Olivier Brunet (bruneto@efrei.fr) aka 'SMKaribou' of GMF.

Texture-mapping with gouraud and phong shading.
Environment mapping.
Bump mapping.
Gouraud shaded polygons.
SVGA support.

The demo can be found on ftp.cdrom.com. More information about GMF and the full source to SMK3D can be found via the GMF 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).

Phong shaded, linear texture mapping (via enviroment mapping).
Z-buffer rendering.
Optional red/blue stereo rendering.
Pascal/ASM source.

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 .

Non-realtime Engines

12.06.1995 SIPP 12.06.1995

SIPP (SImple Polygon Processor) is a scanline z-buffer rendering library from Equivalent Software HB. the authors are Jonas Yngvesson (jonas-y@isy.liu.se) and Inge Wallin (ingwa@isy.liu.se).

Phong, gouraud or flat shading.
Texture, opacity and bump mapping.
Bezier patches and polygons and object primitives.
Procedural texure shaders.
Arbitrary number of light sources.
Z-buffer rendering.
Simple anti-aliasing through oversampling.
Output to Portable Pixmap format (ppm) or user-supplied functions.
C source and good documentation.

The source can be found on isy.liu.se . There is also a version with TCL interface available at ftp.uu.net.

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