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Xj3D is a project of the Web3D Consortium focused on creating a toolkit for VRML97 and X3D content written completely in Java. Xj3D has been produced and is maintained by Web3D Consortium members. Current status: active development with frequent updates. We have successfully ported the full codebase and history from the previous site to Sourceforge and are now following the Xj3D Evolution strategy. All open-source contributions are welcome. Further details are available at...

Vitral SDK (Vitral Software Development Kit) is a java based software architecture for the development of computer graphics applications. Supports solid modeling, offline and JOGL rendering, animation/simulation and human-machine interaction.

RADLib is a graphics library. It was written in order to help developers design graphics applications easily and quickly. The library is available for .NET, Java, Delphi, Kylix.

JAVA is DOOMED (JID) is an OpenSource 3D engine implemented in JAVA and uses OpenGL as graphic API. The reference implementation of the Java bindings jogl is used to access the OpenGL API. ESCAPE and ModelLoader are applications based on JID.

FileConv is a set of utility classes that allow java programmers to load/write 3d files of various formats to/from 3d applications and convert between various file formats so that people using different 3d applications can collaborate on the same project

Java Inventor is a Java interface to Open Inventor. Open Inventor (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/inventor/) is a popular API for developers of 3D applications. Java Inventor uses the Java Native Interface (JNI) to access the Open Inventor C++ libraries.

JetSteam-3D is 3D GIS technology developed by Alchemedia. that allows the streaming of image,DEM,X3D,and WFS data to an applet. The javascript enabled applet allows the creation of 3D enabled WebGIS applications using typical AJAX techniques.

Muq is a network server that goes several design generations beyond MOO or Java in providing support for applications characterized by these five requirements: Multi-user, Persistent state, Complex data, Complex code, and Distributed networking.