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PyOgre

Makes me wish I had time to work on a 3D game.

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Anonymous said…
PyOgre is, sadly, not very well-supported. Questions usually get responses like "why aren't you just programming in C++". Sigh.

Consider Soya3d instead.
Jonathan Ellis said…
Wow, it was tough to find the actual Soya3D site. Here it is for the curious: http://home.gna.org/oomadness/en/soya/index.html
Unknown said…
If it comes to python: Don't forget about delta3d and spineless. Delta3d has nice python binding with working python examples, while spineless is complete python engine like soay3d.

Regards
Bernd
Anonymous said…
Hello are you intrested in developing rpg game in python ( Soya3d engine)?

if yes contact me atomekk _ [at] _ gmail _._ com
Anonymous said…
PyOgre is finally getting around to being more well supported. The primary developer took a break for a few months, but things are really beginning to shape up over there.
Anonymous said…
Maybe http://lakin.weckers.net/index_ogre_python.html
it's a python binding for ogre

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