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From: jdb9608@cs.rit.edu (John D Beutel)
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Subject: 3D graphics library
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Date: Wed, 9 Oct 91 2:14:56 EDT
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Lance Norskog mentioned:

> You asked about 3D libraries.  In uunet.uu.net:/usr/spool/ftp/graphics/vogle
> there's a nice software-based clone of the SGI GL library, circa 1985.
> It has 3D wire frame stuff, filled polygons, and vector fonts.
> It has drivers for PC's, Suns, X windows, other workstations, and
> PostScript (graphics commands, not bit maps).  All public-domain.
> I think I'll be rewriting the PC assembler video drivers into
> 386 assembler.  It should howl.  

(I'm really sorry about misspelling your last name a minute ago, Lance.)

Has anyone used this on the ST before?  I'll be checking it out,
but I'm mentioning it incase it needs porting and someone already has.

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J. David Beutel  11011011  jdb9608@cs.rit.edu  "I am, therefore I am."