WorldForge

Péter Szücs worked for the Google Summer of Code 2012 on implementing an improved automatic mesh Level-of-detail management system for Ember. His project was a great success, as is demonstrated in this video. The end result of his work is … Continue reading →

Just a short notice about a short interview done for the Sourceforge blog regarding our work with Google Summer of Code 2012. Tweet

Ember version 0.6.3 has been released and is now available from the WorldForge download site. Ember is a 3d client for the WorldForge project. It uses the Ogre 3d graphics library for presentation and CEGUI for its GUI system. This … Continue reading →

Tomorrow is the official start of the coding for this years students in the Google Summer of Code program. We’re very excited about them and expect exciting results. The students selected for Worldforge are Anthony Pesce, “Develop Mason game system“ … Continue reading →

Worldforge has once again been accepted in Google Summer of Code! This marks the fifth year Google has allowed us the privilege to work together with students under to Summer of Code program. All previous years students have left us … Continue reading →

Thanks to the hard work of Péter Szücs during the Google Summer of Code 2011 we can now proudly introduce WebEmber, a browser plugin which allows you to embed Ember in a web page. We support all major browsers on … Continue reading →

Nils Kneuper has posted a reminder that the deadline for talk proposals for the Open Source Games Room at FOSDEM next year is less than 24 hours away. View the original proposal here. The idea for this room was born … Continue reading →

Ember version 0.6.2 has been released and is now available from the WorldForge download site. Ember is a 3d client for the WorldForge project. It uses the Ogre 3d graphics library for presentation and CEGUI for its GUI system. This … Continue reading →

Hi, I am Martin Preisler (“Kulik” on various IRC networks and forums) from Czech Republic. This year I got accepted into Google Summer of Code and had the pleasure to work for Worldforge. Introduction I was working on Ember’s GUI … Continue reading →

The Worldforge project has previously hosted most of our actively developed applications and libraries on our own Git server. Since a couple of months we have however migrated to using GitHub instead. This isn’t really such a big change as … Continue reading →