Open Media Toolkit supports goes GPL
Staff | Date: Apr 17, 2003 | Comments: 1
The Open Media toolkit (OMT), a platform independent C++ framework for developing real-time 2D/3D multimedia applications, has recently been released under the GNU General Public License. OMT has reportedly been used to develop a number of commercial applications including games from Disney, Hasbro, Mattel, Scitex, and HumanCode.
OMT includes classes for 2D/3D rendering and animation (through DirectX, OpenGL or its own software renderer), sound, files, database, windowing, user-interface, media importer (3D and 2D), and input control.
OMT makes use of an abstraction layer that can be ported to any operating system, although currently the required low-level OS interface currently exists for just two OSes -- Microsoft Windows, and MacOS (both classic and X.
Portions of the above text were quoted from the OMT project website.
