LEAF2 Game Engine

[WILL]

The LEAF2 game engine was just released to the pubic last week. LEAF2 is a cross-platform, Object Pascal game engine written with Delphi. The new library was based off the lessons learned from the original LEAF engine.

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It is currently compatable with both Delphi and Free Pascal compilers and supports the Win32 and Linux platforms. MacOS X is planned later on.

Some of it's main features include:

• Powerful 3D OpenGL Renderer
• Scene management using octrees
• Cross-plataform window management
• Sprite engine, with scaling, rotation and alphablending
• Integrated resource manager for sound, textures and meshes
• Material/Geometry shaders, supporting both GLSL and software targets
• Supports both skeletal and keyframe animation
• Realtime dynamic skydome, with day-night system
• Realistic physics simulation using Newton
• Advanced 3d audio system using OpenAL
• Ogg streaming sound using OggVorbis
• Complete vector math library
• Network UDP Client/Server
• Extensible scripting language (Pascal based)
• Extensible GUI system (windows, buttons, icons, text)

[size=9px]The LEAF2 engine is now available for download at their website; leafproject.com.sapo.pt![/size]

[WILL]

So besides the creators, has anyone tried using this engine for a game project yet?

[technomage]

Not yet, i might see how it copes with some flight sim stuff if I get time

[Relfos]

Yeah, I'd like to see someone use it for make some real games, because I currently don't have a good graphic card avaliable, and I don't really know how good is the performance for 3d stuff. Probably still needs some tweaks and optimizations. Any questions or suggestions, just ask