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Q: We sell a game that incorporates our own proprietary 3D technology.
We would like to be able to take advantage of 3D Acceleration hardware, if it is
available on the user's system. What do you recommend we use?
A: The Rendering Acceleration Virtual Engine (RAVE) application
development interface (API) defines an abstract standardized hardware interface for applications to
communicate with and control 3D hardware. If you adapt your game to draw to a RAVE then it will be compatible
with any hardware 3D accelerators with RAVE-compatible drivers. RAVE is also a cross-platform specification,
so code you write for the Macintosh will be easier to port to Windows 95 or Windows NT.
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