From: march AT bilix DOT cs DOT uoregon DOT edu (Marc Hernandez)
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Subject: Re: Question about 3D Engines
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Derek Sauer (dsauer AT sprint DOT ca) wrote:
: Thanks for the suggestion.

: I have allegro and it is what I use for my 2d work but I find its 3D
: capabilites are a bit lacking for what I need to do. I'm making a game that
: will be similair to Dark Reign 2 (engine wise I mean), so therefore I need a
: rather powerful engine.

	So you should learn OpenGL or D3D.  Either is a completely valid
3d api and neither is too difficult to learn from.

Marc Hernandez