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    wpf-plot3d

    Tool to plot 3d-graphic from an XML, EXCEL or parametrization

    "wpf-plot3d" is a tool designed to plot 3-dimensional graphics. It can handle a wide range of graphic types: - Surface: Graphic defined on a Cartesian grid defined via an XML file - Mesh: Graphic defined on a general mesh defined via an XML file - Points: Set of points defined via an XML file - Curve: 3d-curve defined via an XML file - Parametric surface: Parametric surface defined on a cartesian grid - Parametric curve: 3d parametric curve "wpf-plot3d" includes toolboxes: - Camera: Rotation, zoom, ...
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    Varkon is a very powerful parametric 2D/3D CAD, modeling and application development tool for engineering, design, architecture, etc. It does 2D drafting, 2D and 3D modeling, sculptured surface modeling, and even animations. See our website for details.
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    PyGTS is a python package used to construct, manipulate, and perform computations on triangulated surfaces. It is a hand-crafted and pythonic binding for the GNU Triangulated Surface (GTS) Library. THIS PROJECT IS NOT BEING MAINTAINED.
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    GTS provides a set of useful functions to deal with 3D surfaces meshed with interconnected triangles including collision detection, multiresolution models, constrained Delaunay triangulations and robust set operations (union, intersection, differences).
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    A 3D surface upon which effects can be applied. Written in C (with a little C++) and using openGl to render. Different effects are implemented as dlls. Can be used to illustrate effects link constructive/destructive interference.
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    Build a 3D surface model out of several digital pictures taken of an object.
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    Implementation of a topological data structure for representing the boundary (surface) of a 3D solid. A core layer on top of which e.g. CSG operations or 3D model topology fixers can be build. Includes a CSG sample application.
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    This program written in C/C++ will construct a triangluated surface from a set a 3d contour points using the OpenGL API, GLUT and GLUI libraries.
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