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are there 3d frameworks?

A topic by William created Jan 17, 2022 Views: 395 Replies: 6
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if trying to program a 3d game could you get access to any 3d frameworks to help?

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There’s a couple, which one you would like to use depends on what programming language you want to use and how skilled you are.

Here’s a few that I have used. Gunslinger is cool and has a pretty nice community.

Otherwise, it might be a good idea to use a game engine. What kind of game do you want to make?

Edit: RayLib also has bindings to a bunch of other languages, like C# and Rust.

thank you for all this information, i am currently learning how to use C#, i have used unity in the past but want to try to build a game from the ground up. 

Aye, good luck. Making stuff from the ground up sure is satisfying; You will learn a lot, too.

https://www.neoaxis.com/  is what you looking for, easy add 3d models and put out  a prototype in a few days. You can test the game and see real time changes when you edit stuff.

oh wow, i will definitely check it out, are there tutorials and stuff for setting it up?

it's a software, it works like Unity where you add C# code on the console or script. The difference is that NeoAxis   has support and you can get the source code (AKA the entire program code) if you want to do something beyond  for a price while Unity doesn't help you and Unity doesn't give you source code.

If you want something like NeoAxis  mixed with Unity, look into   https://www.stride3d.net/   it's 100% free, you can edit the source code and you can use  Visual Studio.