UNIGINE
UNIGINE is a real-time 3D engine designed for enterprise and technology enthusiasts, offering photorealistic graphics and support for large virtual worlds through C++ and C# APIs. The engine is built with open-world capabilities in mind, featuring unique terrain technology that enables extreme detail up to 1 mm per pixel, along with runtime modification and collaborative editing. It supports 64-bit precision per coordinate, allowing for scenes as expansive as the solar system. UNIGINE provides three SDK editions tailored to different needs, the Sim SDK for simulation and training with planet-scale scenarios and immersive display setups; the engineering SDK, which is embeddable into enterprise applications such as digital twins, BIM, and smart city projects, featuring advanced GIS and CAD data handling; and the Community SDK for technical enthusiasts developing games and VR applications.
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Wevr Virtual Studio
The cloud platform for game-engine-based development with Git.
Interactive creators are using WVS to build virtual worlds and apps on game engines—and coming together to talk about it.
A purpose-built cloud platform for interactive creators and teams using game engines.
WVS is the easiest, fastest way to create cloud-automated builds for Unreal, Unity, and other game engines. Think of it as your build engineering team in the cloud.
Artists, designers, producers, and engineers—across the technical spectrum, and distributed around the world—feel like they're working together, as part of a living breathing dev studio. A central work space allows employees, contractors, and clients to access projects from one secure place. A game-engine-optimized CI/CD pipeline orchestrates your development process, from early sketch to playable game. A comprehensive build dashboard allows secure deployment to PC/Mac, Android/iOS TestFlight, WebGL, Quest, Cloud, and other targets.
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Web3D
Web3D is a collection of technologies and standards used to create, display, and interact with three-dimensional graphics directly within web browsers. It enables developers to build interactive 3D environments, visualizations, animations, and simulations without requiring users to install dedicated desktop applications. Web3D technologies include WebGL, WebGPU, WebXR, X3D, and browser-based 3D rendering frameworks. These technologies support real-time rendering, lighting, textures, animation, and user interaction with three-dimensional objects. Web3D is used in applications such as virtual product demonstrations, architectural visualization, online gaming, education, engineering, and immersive digital experiences. Its integration with standard web technologies allows 3D content to be delivered across compatible desktop, mobile, and extended reality devices.
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Maya LT
Create and animate realistic-looking characters, props, and environments using the sophisticated 3D modeling and animation tools in Maya LT™ 3D game development software. Send assets directly to Unity and Unreal Engine with custom export tools, or use the game exporter to get 3D content into your engine of choice. Use an array of tools to create high-quality textures and materials. Work with Allegorithmic Substance materials directly in the software.
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