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Trinigy

Independent technology company

Trinigy was a German software development company. In the second half of 2007, Trinigy expanded to the US and founded a fully owned subsidiary in Austin

Trinigy

Vision (game engine)

Multi-platform 3D game engine

a discontinued, cross-platform, 3D game engine originally authored by Trinigy and later acquired by Havok. It was first released in 2003, and saw its

Vision (game engine)

Vision_(game_engine)

Havok (software)

Video game middleware

(discontinued): In 2011, Havok acquired German game engine development company Trinigy and their Vision Engine and toolset. The Havok SDK is multi-platform by

Havok (software)

Havok_(software)

Arcania: Fall of Setarrif

2011 video game

Microsoft Windows. Published under the JoWooD brand name "News – Trinigy | Press Releases". Trinigy.net. 18 May 2009. Archived from the original on 24 May 2010

Arcania: Fall of Setarrif

Arcania:_Fall_of_Setarrif

Kynogon

Computer software company

complementary middleware developers (Ageia, Emergent Game Technologies, Trinigy). In the simulation industry, Kynogon partners with MAK Technologies and

Kynogon

Planet 51

2009 film by Jorge Blanco

developed the Nintendo DS version. Zed Group, a long-time customer of Trinigy's, worked on the online version of the game with the Vision Engine. There

Planet 51

Planet_51

Arcania: Gothic 4

2010 video game

doors. JoWooD and Spellbound Entertainment announced cooperation with Trinigy, a provider of 3D game engine technology. In the scope of a multi-platform

Arcania: Gothic 4

Arcania:_Gothic_4

Game engine

Game development and framework for computer science research platform

g. Android, iPhone) and web browsers. (e.g. WebGL, Shockwave, Flash, Trinigy's WebVision, Silverlight, Unity Web Player, O3D and pure DHTML.) Additionally

Game engine

Game_engine

Black Forest Games

German video game developer

Black Forest Games". 26 August 2015. "Dag Frommhold, Managing Partner, Trinigy - GDC 2010, San Francisco, CAIDIA GPU Computing Theater". Archived from

Black Forest Games

Black_Forest_Games

Havok (company)

Irish software company

Havok Vision Owner Intel (2007–2015) Microsoft (2015–present) Parent Microsoft Research (2015–present) Subsidiaries Trinigy (defunct) Website havok.com

Havok (company)

Havok_(company)

Scaleform GFx

Discontinued game development middleware package

Sony PhyreEngine Forgelight Engine Infernal Engine BigWorld HeroEngine Trinigy Vision Engine Instinct Technology LithTech RAGE (used in the game Grand

Scaleform GFx

Scaleform_GFx

Rogue Stormers

2016 video game

by Black Forest Games — Kickstarter". "Dag Frommhold, Managing Partner, Trinigy - GDC 2010, San Francisco, CAIDIA GPU Computing Theater". Archived from

Rogue Stormers

Rogue_Stormers

Digital Molecular Matter

Middleware physics engine

plugin is built into Maya 2012. DMM has been integrated with Gamebryo, Trinigy Vision Engine, Irrlicht, OGRE and other game engines. MPC Moving Picture

Digital Molecular Matter

Digital_Molecular_Matter

Emergency (video game series)

Video game series

which was developed by Quadriga Games, published by Deep Silver, and uses Trinigy's Vision Engine. PC Games November 5, 2010 – 80% ″Demanding strategy instead

Emergency (video game series)

Emergency_(video_game_series)

Fork Particle

Computer graphics visual effects modeling and software development kit

Archived from the original on March 3, 2016. Retrieved November 27, 2016. "Trinigy Integrates Fork Particle Effects Into Vision Engine". Gamasutra. UBM plc

Fork Particle

Fork_Particle

Dungeon Hero

Cancelled video game

Studios Publisher Gamecock Media Group Writer Rhianna Pratchett Engine Trinigy Platforms Microsoft Windows, Xbox 360 Release Cancelled Genre Role-playing

Dungeon Hero

Dungeon_Hero