A6 Game Engine

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A6 3D Game Engine
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Developer: Conitec Datasystems, Inc.
Latest Release: Version A6
Platform: Windows
Graphics: DirectX
Physics: Built-In
Network: Peer-peer, Sever-Client, Zone
Scripting: C-Script
Sound: Yes
License: Commercial
Website: 3D Game Studio

Contents

Description

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History

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  • 1993 ACK-3D (Animation Construction Kit) by Larry Myers
  • 1994 ACK NEXT GENERATION by jcl (improved version of ACK 3D, open source)
  • 1995 ACKNEX-2 written for the German TV show X-BASE (Doom-like engine)
  • 1995 ACKNEX-2 becomes Conitec property and is released as '3D GameStudio'
  • 1997 ACKNEX-3 released (downloadable at http://server.conitec.net/down/a3.zip)
  • 1999 A4 released (Windows based Quake-like engine)
  • 2000 A5 released (Terrain engine)
  • 2003 A6 released (Physics and Shaders)

Features

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Tutorials and Source Code

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