Very Computer

thanks

Your best shot is probably surf the net for those computer science students
and hobiist who let you exeperiment with their engine. Some of them actually
wrote an entire scripting engine for. I knew of a site where there where
litteraly dozens of links to those free engines , unfortunately I lost the
link when my PC went down about two weeks ago ...

Anyway you should be able to find something interesting using the common
search engines

There is of course a drawback :
1. These engines are mostlikely aplha or beta or not even alpha and thus
make you reboot your pc quite often
2. Even if you find one that is stable enough , I doubt it 'll work fast
enough to support a game since that requires a lot of design and
optimization. And those things don't come cheap

The list reviews about 500 realtime 3D engines, that are grouped into
several categories. About 200 of these engines come with source code,
some engines are quite advanced.

There are even some high-level libraries. They are harder to find in
the list, since there is no 'own' category for them. You might look
in the feature category under 'hierarchical objects'. Engines with
own API are found in the API category.

Greetings, Karsten
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