I've had the experience of embedding Awesonium as a GUI system for an educational game/project I worked on back in college. http://sourceforge.net/projects/lea

I've had the experience of embedding Awesonium as a GUI system for an educational game/project I worked on back in college. http://sourceforge.net/projects/learn-cnc-game/ http://sourceforge.net/projects/learn-cnc-game/ The project is based on the Quest3D engine, so a wrapper had to be written to expose Awesonium in the engine. The whole thing is open-sourced, so feel free to use the wrapper for your own Quest3D projects. The biggest advantages that we found when using Awesonium as a GUI rendering system are the following: - Support for highly interactive Flash GUI components. In fact, we embedded Flash videos/lessons directly in the game and let Awesonium do the rendering through its Flash plug-in. - Seamless migration of the GUI content from the game's lesson browser to the internet. All HTML/Flash lessons can be accessed in the game as well as just online through a regular browser with no changes in the code.