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Revision as of 00:09, 17 April 2008
| The community portal section of the Horde3D wiki contains community contributed articles that are not part of the official documentation. Feel free to add articles to our wiki. |
| Horde3D is a cross-platform graphics engine. The currently supported platform are Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. | |
ContentsHow-To setup a Horde3D Development Environment
TutorialsFell free to write your tutorials here, for the benefit of the whole community. Beginner
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