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Garagegames today shipped the Torque Network Library (TNL), a stand-alone version of the networking API from its Torque game engine.
The C++ TNL provides encryption, com...
Garagegames today shipped the Torque Network Library (TNL), a stand-alone version of the networking API from its Torque game engine. The C++ TNL provides encryption, compression, server-side object replication, and event and RPC frameworks. TNL is available with three different licencing methods: As a full commercial product ($995 per seat), for indie game titles ($295 per seat), and under the GPL (Gnu Public License) open source license as OpenTNL.
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