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A tiny software graphics and game engine
ET: Legacy is an open source project based on the code of Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory which was released in 2010 under the terms of the GPLv3 license.
Archived repository. For current repo, see: https://github.com/etlegacy/etlegacy
An archive of John Carmack’s .plan files in readable markdown format
🎮 CSS 3D Shooter. https://yurkagon.github.io/Doom-Nukem-CSS/
Raycasting engine that renders scene in HTML using React (no canvas) and renders as text in textarea or console 😅
Wolfenstein 3D style game engine implemented in haskell
RtcwPro - Competition Mod for Return to Castle Wolfenstein
Structured List of Quake Engines
ETJump is a mod for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory that focuses on using strafe jumping and other movement mechanics to complete purpose-built trickjump maps.
WolfAdmin is a game manager for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory servers. Written as a Lua module, it provides you with extra tools to administrate your server.
Wolfenstein 3D Game Engine implemented in java using only standard libraries (Java2D, AWT, Swing and Java Sound API), so no external libraries is required. The current version supports only the Shareware version. Video: https://youtu.be/_-DBxbrOXPM
Mobile game recreating the Enigma Machine in the Wolfenstein II The New Order.
My own implementation of Wolfenstein 3D game using C language and self written engine on sdl
💡 Raycasting program in C/C++
Modification of Wolf3D for DOS to use modern WASD control scheme
Clone of ET-XreaL project (XreaL renderer for Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory)
An improved version of the original wolf3d-browser from id Software
Wolfenstein 3D like raycaster using Macroquad in Rust running on the web
A random maze generator with Wolfenstein3D style rendering
A port of Lode Vandevenne's C++ raycaster example to JavaScript/HTML5.
Creating a 3D world using ray casting on a randomly generated maze.
Config to Wolfenstein Enemy Territory: Legacy
A doom like raycaster in python created as part of a school project for the end of the high school year.
Clip Mouse Cursor to Windowed Wolfenstein