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| Dagger3D also has support for loading PNG textures (using libpng) and OGG sound files (libvorbisfile) for 3D sound playback. Dagger3D also supports TrueType font rendering using libfreetype2. | Dagger3D also has support for loading PNG textures (using libpng) and OGG sound files (libvorbisfile) for 3D sound playback. Dagger3D also supports TrueType font rendering using libfreetype2. | ||
| =====What's up?===== | =====What's up?===== | ||
| - | Slowly rewriting Dagger3D for version 0.3. There isn't a specific ETA, but 0.3 will be much more specific than previous versions of Dagger (focusing on being more of a utility library than an engine). As always feel free to send me an email if you'd like to know more. | ||
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| Currently I am working on adding some kind of oct/quad-tree data structure to Dagger. Also a simple UI toolkit for games is in the roadmap. | Currently I am working on adding some kind of oct/quad-tree data structure to Dagger. Also a simple UI toolkit for games is in the roadmap. | ||
| - | Sorry about this site being out of date... | + | As always feel free to send me an email if you'd like to know more. |
| =====Where can I get it?===== | =====Where can I get it?===== | ||
| - | Head over to the [[downloads]] page. | + | Head over to the [[https://sourceforge.net/projects/dagger3d/files/|downloads]] page. |
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| - | The latest release is **0.2.8**. | + | |
| - | Binary packages are only available for Linux at the moment, but Windows builds will be included with the next release. | + | The latest release is **0.3.0**. |
| =====License===== | =====License===== | ||
| Dagger3D uses a modified BSD license that is distributed with the source code. In a nutshell, you can use Dagger3D for whatever you like so long as the following provisions are followed: | Dagger3D uses a modified BSD license that is distributed with the source code. In a nutshell, you can use Dagger3D for whatever you like so long as the following provisions are followed: | ||
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