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Experiences

Here you can find tutorials and documentation about projects made using Ogre3D categorized by Genre. These pages exist to give you insight into what can be done with Ogre3D and to provide you with detailed information which tools/algorithms/principles were used in making each of these projects. It is a central place for experience interchange between professional Ogre3D users, so that we don't have to reinvent the wheel as often as we do

WRITERS NEEDED! - In order to make this section of the wiki useful, we need writers, people who have made one or more projects using Ogre and are willing to spare some time writing about their experiences. It doesn't take long and can be very useful to others.

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Contributors to this page: jacmoe , spacegaier and Boost .
Page last modified on Sunday 03 of January, 2010 01:03:33 GMT by jacmoe .

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