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'''''Blazing Renderer''''' (sometimes abbreviated to '''''BRender''''') is a 3D [[Game engines|game engine]] made by Argonaut Games in 1995(?) for [[MS-DOS]], [[PC]] and [[PlayStation]].
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'''Blazing Renderer''' (sometimes abbreviated as '''BRender''') is a 3D [[Game engines|game engine]] made by Argonaut Games (formerly known as Argonaut Software) that was first released in 1994. It supported [[Windows|PC]], [[MacOS]], [[MS-DOS]], [[FM Towns]], [[OS/2]], [[PlayStation]], and [[Sega Saturn]].
  
 
On May 2022, the engine's source code was released to the public.
 
On May 2022, the engine's source code was released to the public.
  
 
==File Formats==
 
==File Formats==
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(Games may use custom formats instead of the ones found here.)
 
* '''ACT''' - Actor.
 
* '''ACT''' - Actor.
 
* '''DAT''' - Mesh.
 
* '''DAT''' - Mesh.
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* '''PAL''' - Palette.
 
* '''PAL''' - Palette.
 
* '''TAB''' - Color Map.
 
* '''TAB''' - Color Map.
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==Ripping Tools==
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*[http://get.flummery.co.uk/ Flummery] - Able to view Blazing Renderer's models and export them to FBX. While the models look correct in the program, some models may export incorrectly.
  
 
==List of games using Blazing Renderer==
 
==List of games using Blazing Renderer==
 
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! Name !! Company !! System !! Notes
 
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| [[3D Movie Maker]] || Microsoft Kids || PC
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| [[3D Movie Maker]] || Microsoft Kids || [[PC]]
 
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| [[Alien Odyssey]] || Argonaut Software || MS-DOS
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| [[Alien Odyssey]] || Argonaut Software || [[MS-DOS]]
 
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| [[Bob Bondurant's High Performance Driving]] || Fathom Pictures || PC
 
| [[Bob Bondurant's High Performance Driving]] || Fathom Pictures || PC
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| [[Carmageddon II]] || Stainless Software || PC
 
| [[Carmageddon II]] || Stainless Software || PC
 
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| [[Croc: Legend of the Gobbos]] || Argonaut Software || PC
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| [[Croc: Legend of the Gobbos]] || Argonaut Software || PC || The [[Sega Saturn|Saturn]] version doesn't use BRender
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| [[Croc 2]] || Argonaut Software || PC, PlayStation
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| [[Disney's Aladdin in Nasira's Revenge]] || Argonaut Software || PC, [[PlayStation]]
 
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| [[Doctor Who: Destiny of the Doctors]] || Studio Fish || PC
 
| [[Doctor Who: Destiny of the Doctors]] || Studio Fish || PC
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| [[FX Fighter Turbo]] || Argonaut Software || MS-DOS
 
| [[FX Fighter Turbo]] || Argonaut Software || MS-DOS
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| [[I-War]] || Particle Systems || PC || Also known as ''Independence War''
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| [[I-War: Defiance]] || Particle Systems || PC
 
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| [[Motor Mash]] || Eutechnyx || MS-DOS
 
| [[Motor Mash]] || Eutechnyx || MS-DOS
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| [[Pete Sampras Tennis 97]] || Codemasters || PC
 
| [[Pete Sampras Tennis 97]] || Codemasters || PC
 
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| [[Play with the Teletubbies]] || Asylum Entertainment || PC
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| [[Play with the Teletubbies]] || Asylum Entertainment || PC || The PlayStation version doesn't use BRender
 
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| [[Privateer 2: The Darkening]] || Electronic Arts || MS-DOS, PC
 
| [[Privateer 2: The Darkening]] || Electronic Arts || MS-DOS, PC
 
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| [[Queen: The eYe]] || Destination Design || MS-DOS, PC
 
| [[Queen: The eYe]] || Destination Design || MS-DOS, PC
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| [[Rubik's Games]] || Androsoft || PC
 
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| [[Search And Rescue]] || Interactivision A/S || PC
 
| [[Search And Rescue]] || Interactivision A/S || PC
 
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| [[Uprising X]] || Cyclone Studios || PlayStation
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| [[Sensible Soccer '98]] || Sensible Software || PC
 
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| [[I-War]] || Particle Systems || PC
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| [[Sensible Soccer: European Club Edition]] || Sensible Software || PC
 
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| [[I-War: Defiance]] || Particle Systems || PC
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| [[The Emperor's New Groove]] || Argonaut Games || PC, PlayStation
 
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| [[Sensible Soccer '98]] || Sensible Software || PC
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| [[Uprising X]] || Cyclone Studios || PlayStation
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| [[Sensible Soccer: European Club Edition]] || Sensible Software || PC
 
 
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==Ripping Tools==
 
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*[http://get.flummery.co.uk/ Flummery] - Able to view Blazing Renderer's models and export them to FBX. While the models look corrent in the program, some models may export incorrectly.
 
  
 
{{Game Engines}}
 
{{Game Engines}}

Latest revision as of 05:33, 26 August 2026

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Blazing Renderer (sometimes abbreviated as BRender) is a 3D game engine made by Argonaut Games (formerly known as Argonaut Software) that was first released in 1994. It supported PC, MacOS, MS-DOS, FM Towns, OS/2, PlayStation, and Sega Saturn.

On May 2022, the engine's source code was released to the public.

File Formats

(Games may use custom formats instead of the ones found here.)

  • ACT - Actor.
  • DAT - Mesh.
  • MAT - Material.
  • PIX - Graphics.
  • PAL - Palette.
  • TAB - Color Map.

Ripping Tools

  • Flummery - Able to view Blazing Renderer's models and export them to FBX. While the models look correct in the program, some models may export incorrectly.

List of games using Blazing Renderer

Name Company System Notes
3D Movie Maker Microsoft Kids PC
Alien Odyssey Argonaut Software MS-DOS
Bob Bondurant's High Performance Driving Fathom Pictures PC
Bundesliga Manager 97 Software 2000 MS-DOS
Bundesliga Manager 98 Software 2000 PC
Carmageddon Stainless Software MS-DOS, PC
Carmageddon: Splat Pack Stainless Software MS-DOS, PC
Carmageddon II Stainless Software PC
Croc: Legend of the Gobbos Argonaut Software PC The Saturn version doesn't use BRender
Croc 2 Argonaut Software PC, PlayStation
Disney's Aladdin in Nasira's Revenge Argonaut Software PC, PlayStation
Doctor Who: Destiny of the Doctors Studio Fish PC
F1 Manager Software 2000 MS-DOS
F1 Manager Professional Software 2000 MS-DOS
FX Fighter Argonaut Software MS-DOS
FX Fighter Turbo Argonaut Software MS-DOS
I-War Particle Systems PC Also known as Independence War
I-War: Defiance Particle Systems PC
Motor Mash Eutechnyx MS-DOS
Nickelodeon 3D Movie Maker Microsoft Kids PC
Nihilist Bits Corporation MS-DOS
Pete Sampras Tennis 97 Codemasters PC
Play with the Teletubbies Asylum Entertainment PC The PlayStation version doesn't use BRender
Privateer 2: The Darkening Electronic Arts MS-DOS, PC
Queen: The eYe Destination Design MS-DOS, PC
Rubik's Games Androsoft PC
Search And Rescue Interactivision A/S PC
Sensible Soccer '98 Sensible Software PC
Sensible Soccer: European Club Edition Sensible Software PC
The Emperor's New Groove Argonaut Games PC, PlayStation
Uprising X Cyclone Studios PlayStation
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