Id engine 3

Id engine 3

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L'id Tech 3, plus connu sous le nom de Quake III engine, est un moteur de rendu graphique 3D (moteur de jeu), a été développé par id Software et est utilisé par de nombreux jeux. Dans son heure de gloire, il était en concurrence avec le UnrealEngine pour les projets de jeu de tir subjectif. Ils étaient à l'époque tous deux sous licence commerciale.

Le moteur est une évolution directe des versions précédentes incluses dans Quake et Quake II.

À la QuakeCon 2005, John Carmack a annoncé que le code source du moteur Quake III serait libéré sous GPL. Le 19 août 2005, id Software a libéré les sources du moteur sous GPL, par contre les ressources du jeu vidéo Quake III Arena restent la propriété de id Software. Le code peut ainsi être téléchargé par qui le veut.

Jeux utilisant le moteur de Quake 3

  • et bien d'autres ...

Liens externes

  • Portail du jeu vidéo Portail du jeu vidéo
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