Here are the main caracteristics of the games you can create with RGD2:

• 3 rendering modes: OpenGL, Direct3D and Software-only (for quite old PC)
• All windows rendering resolutions supported, windowed and fullscreen
• Anaglyphic rendering mode available (OpenGL & Software modes): renders stereoscopic frames in realtime, for RED/GREEN glasses
• Stereo sound
• Music formats: MP3,MP2,WAV,MID,MOD,S3M,IT,XM
• Video formats: AVI (Windows codecs) or MPEG
• "Clean" software: does not use registry keys, and don't install files in the Windows system folders.
• Infinite number of levels
• Infinite number of savegames
• Works on any Windows version

Features

Here are the main features of the RGD2 engine:

• Levels are built upon tile banks. Each bank can define up to 256 objects, and each game can use any number of banks.
• Each tile has a lot of properties: medikit, weapon, gravity field, door, key ...
• Tiles can be a texturized cube, or a 3D mesh.
• Simple scripting language which allows you to assign a behaviour to a tile. It is possible to create some complex traps, lifts, ennemies, friends ...
• The map editor allows you to create your levels using tile banks. You can stretch cubic tiles, and a lot of building tools help you to easily create complex architectures.
• Possibility to launch clips when the player goes through a particular place, or by script.Clips can be music, sound effect, static image, video file or even 3D cutscene.
• Levels are built on the * schema: each level can have one or several exits to other levels.
• Persistent world: when modifications are made in a level (door opened, blocs moved), these modifications are still present when the player comes back later in the level.
• The numer of saved game position can be infinite, or restricted: some games would be too easy if the user could save at any point, and other ones would definitely need this feature.
• Player inventory divided into weapons and other objects.
• A lot of parameters can be defined: game window title, position and shape of the game counters, overlay bitmap, size of the player, ...
• Multilinguism: provided by default in French & English languages, it is possible to translate the whole system (game + editors) just by modifying some text files.

• An animated texture bank definition tool
• A DXF object import tool, which allows you to paint your meshes using a texture bank, and to save it into the RGD2 3D object file format.
• A tile bank editor, which allows you to define all the parameters of a bank: caracteristics & shapes of the tiles, rules, clips, scripts, hero shape ...
• A map editor
• A global parameters setting tool
• The game player (OpenGL, D3D, Software)
• A delpoying tool