Wohoow!

A first documentation is online. Nothing great yet, but at least a lot better than nothing in my opinion: http://isdge.sourceforge.net/doc/
I also adjusted the projects website a bit, but it is still very ugly: http://isdge.sourceforge.net/
I basicly just wanted to put a link to the documentation somewhere .

There is no software, just a couple of sourcecode files... The documentation documents the code. And the code can be downloaded via svn. So please stop posting about things you´ve got no idea from.

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Sure, I have to get flamed in every post. Thank you Quadraxas.

Cowabanga: just stop making comments about stuff you have no idea about... please. (<- so this sentence is flaming.)

There is no software, you have to dowload to sourcecode to your MAC, check the examples and then study them and then build your game from source.

edit: i do not want to side-track the topic, this argument is over.

I added support for multiple cameras and "converted" the xml parser to c++, as well as already a couple of the other files. As soon as everything compiles with C++, I will add Support for Android and depending on how well that worked out also for Symbian and that other system Nokia seems to use, which are both included within one SDK.

As I like such stuff, I added a simple possibility to switch on cross view stereo for the example project. But I have to admit that the monitor is a bit too small

*cheering*
Can't wait for support for Android!

I now implemented VBOs which speeds up rendering a lot and am now working on implementing multisampling. Well, I already got it to work, but it is currently just some kind of ugly hack



Edit: I think it is actually just 1x MSAA, thanks to a typo in my code . However, MSAA is implemented now and meant to work perfectly fine .

The engine is now able to render cameras and panels into textures (without MSAA, which might be possible, but for now I decided to not implement it). This also allows for postprocessing.
So here is some bad red-cyan anaglyph:

What about some interaction!