CS437/CS641 - Development Tools, Kits, and Environments
Winter Session 2004
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Very little of this software is mirrored locally. The availability of
other sites is not under our control. If you find a dead link, please
report it and we will attempt to fix it.
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Since we did not author this software, we cannot guarantee its correctness
in your home computing environment (or GAUL, for that matter). Please
use it carefully and follow all instructions and documentation.
If you
encounter difficulties with this software, please let us know and we will
either attempt to have the authors revise it, or remove the link.
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If you know of other useful game development software not listed below,
please let me know, and I will
add it to the list.
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Nokia Developer Site for Series 60 (3600 and N-Gage)
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Home Page for FExplorer - A Freeware File Explorer for Symbian
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Nokia Documentation Repository
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Symbian Developer Tools (for the Nokia devices)
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GnuPoc - Symbian Developer Tools for Linux
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J2ME Home Page and Archives
- Open source projects (including games) for Nokia Symbian devices (in C, C++, Java, etc.):
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Microsoft Developers Network Academic Alliance Software (free for Western Computer Science)
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3D Game Studio (trial version downloadable, full version will be installed on GAUL shortly)
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Anim8or - A Free 3D Animation Tool
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Blender - Now Back With Its Game Engine!
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Klik & Play
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Adventure Game Studio
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PopCap Games Framework
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RPG Toolkit
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Miscellaneous RPG Game Creation Tools, Especially RPG Maker
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Game Maker (free and extended non-free versions)
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AGAST Adventurge Game Tools
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SLUDGE (Scripting Language for Unhindered Development of a Gaming Environment)
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Blitz Tools (not free)
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OGRE (Object-Oriented Graphics Rendering Engine)
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The Open Source Cube Engine
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The Irrlicht 3D Engine
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Newton Game Dynamics Engine
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The Open Dynamics Engine
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The Tokamak Physics Engine
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The Novodex Physics Engine
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Source code for Wolfenstein 3D, Doom, Quake, and Quake II (also check out ports of Doom and Quake II here and elsewhere)
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Source code for Rise of the Triad (home page, Linux, Win32, and MacOS port)
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Source code for Duke Nukem 3D (home page, ports)
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Liberated Games (other free and liberated games, some now available in source form)