Open Source Graphics Software

RenderDoc is a free MIT licensed stand-alone graphics debugger that allows quick and easy single-frame capture and detailed introspection of any application using Vulkan, D3D11, OpenGL & OpenGL ES or D3D12 across Windows 7 - 10, Linux, Android, Stadia, or Nintendo Switch™. I work on RenderDoc myself and you can always contact me with any problems or comments. I'll respond to you directly and personally, and I'm used to helping people with private or NDA'd projects. RenderDoc is 100% open source and development all happens on github. Check out the source and see how any feature is implemented, report a bug you've found, or request a new feature or improvement. Usability matters. Tools should have a low barrier to entry and be easy to use and understand. RenderDoc makes the process of getting started as smooth as possible, and simplifies common workflows. Support is distributed separately for authorized developers as part of the NintendoSDK.

Remember when you wrote your games in Pascal? Well continue that fine tradition by using JEDI-SDL! Which works with Delphi, Kylix, Free Pascal, Gnu Pascal and TMT Pascal. Cross-platform game develpment has never been easier!

XBMC Skinning Project is a side-project for hosting open source skins and skinning tools for XBMC Media Center. Any skin author/developer may apply to join to get write access to this projects CVS/SVN/GIT, tracking tools, file publishing, and more.

Open-source, cross-platform 3D rendering engine for .NET and Mono. The Axiom Engine is a high-performance C# port of the powerful OGRE engine and provides full support for DirectX, OpenGL and XNA on Windows, Linux, Android, iPhone and Windows Phone.

Driver support for 3D Controller Hardware. We hope to support SDL Input, DirectInput, and other major controller API's including game consoles and embedded systems.

Criminal minds revealed and played. Criminal acts in all sorts of places with great animation and daily updated by Developer Fontella Moneet Farrar.

Agar provides a base GUI framework and a standard set of widgets from which graphical applications can be built which run natively under X11, Windows, MacOS X, SDL and others. It takes advantage of texture and GPU acceleration wherever available. Agar can also attach to an existing framebuffer, SDL or OpenGL context and operate as a self-contained window-manager. It includes a standard library of general-purpose widgets, and is also designed to be extended externally. New widgets can be implemented as part of an application or library. Complex user interface elements can be realized often in few lines of code. Agar is also extensible at the low-level. The low-level API is documented such that modular drivers can be written which enable Agar applications to work seamlessly under many platforms graphics systems without any change at the application level.

This is a console application but also has an optional GUI interface. Converts a BMP with 256 colors or less into the Sixel format. Sixel supports a maximum of 256 colors although many terminals only support 16 colors. If your BMP has more than 256 colors, or fewer colors but uses greater than 8 bits per pixel, reduce the color count using a program like IrfanView and "Decrease Color Depth". This program and its older brother PCX2SIX (circa 1995) are responsible for many of the Sixel images floating around the internet today. The original BMP2SIX program written April 2001, now is updated to compile under PellesC, and provides a GUI interface. BMP2SIX output examples can be found on SourceForge under the SixelViewer program at this location, https://sourceforge.net/projects/sixelviewer/files/Sixel_Pics/ Release date 10/31/2022 version 1.2 adding Sixel HLS as an output option

libfixgl, is an implementation of the OpenGL standard for realtime 3D graphics, based on fixed point arithmetic. It is mainly targeted towards handheld consoles such as the GP2X, GP32, GBA, or other FPU-less embedded devices.

An image manipulation tool for Commodore 8-bit computers' graphic formats.

What is NanoEngine technology? NanoEngine technology is the 3D Engine of building 3D world at a subatomic level. A basic definition: NanoEngine technology is the engineering developer of functional systems at the molecular scale. This covers both current work and concepts that are more advanced. In its original sense, 'nanotechnology' refers to the projected ability to construct items from the bottom up, using techniques and tools being developed today to make complete, high performance products with using DirectX technology and GPU Geometrics Shaders. The Engine is supported different platform (Windows - Xbox - Web - PSP - Mac)

A tool for making flight plans based on known airports.

U3D, a brief introduction: - An innovative Shoot'em-up game in 3D. - Intuitive control close to the arcade classics. - Dive and take part in (REALLY) great spaces combats.

WeaselGui is middleware aimed at game developers to assist the creation of GUI and presentation layers. Simple, extendable, drop-in code with few dependencies for trivial integration. WeaselGui features in the book Game Engine Gems I © Weaseltron 2010.

Javascript SDK for Nintendo Wii's Opera browser with classes for 3D vertex math, triangle meshes, canvas drawing, Wii Remote motion/button detecting, and multiuser interfaces. Official site: http://wiioperasdk.com and blog: http://blog.wiioperasdk.com.

XIPL is a simple image processing library for Microsoft's XNA Game Studio framework. All image processing routines are coded in HLSL as pixel shaders and executed at amazing speed thanks to the GPU's massive parallel architecture.

Xynth is a portable embedded windowing system, client/server interface between display hardware (mouse, keyboard, video displays) and the desktop environment that works on many hardware, including embedded devices (handhelds, set-top boxes, etc.). Move project source to github: https://github.com/alperakcan/xynth

png2jpeg is a simple command-line image converter from PNG to JPEG.