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}}{{Infobox software
| developer = Sean Taylor, Steve Grenier
| latest release version = 3.0.0
| latest release date = January 24, 2015
| latest preview version = 4.0.0
| latest preview date = November 2, 2015
| operating_system = Windows NT, Linux, macOS, iOS, Android
| programming language = C++
| genre = Game Engine
| license = Apache 2.0
| website = {{URL|gameplay3d.io/}}
| repo = {{URL|https://github.com/gameplay3d/GamePlay/}}
}}{{Portal|Free and open-source software}}GamePlay is an open-source, cross-platform 3D native C++ game framework. Features - Full-featured OpenGL(desktop) and OpenGL ES(mobile) based rendering system
- Shader-based material system with built-in common shader library
- Node-based scene graph system with support for lights, cameras, models, particle emitters, and physics collision objects
- Heightmap based terrains with multiple surface layers and LOD
- Declarative scene bindings (materials) and node attachments (particle emitters, physics collision objects, 3D audio sources)
- Declarative particle system
- Easy-to-use text and sprite rendering
- Physics system (using Bullet physics)
- Declarative UI system with support for themeable 2D and 3D forms. Includes the following built-in core controls and layouts:
- Fully extensible animation system with skeletal character animation support
- Complete 3D audio system with WAV and OGG support
- Full vector math library with 2D/3D math and 3D object culling support
- Mouse, keyboard, touch, gestures and gamepad support
- Lua script bindings and binding generator tool
- AI state machine
ReferencesExternal links- {{Official website|gameplay3d.io}}
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