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Video game engine
RenderWare is a 3D rendering engine developed by the British game developer Criterion Games. It is cross-platform, allowing for the creation of games that work with Windows, Mac OS X, and many video game consoles of the time, until the 8th generation. Wikipedia →
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Learn 3D graphics programming on the PCRichard F. Ferraro · 1996
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