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In summary, Mandelbulber generates three-dimensional fractals. Explore trigonometric, hyper-complex, Mandelbox, IFS, and many other 3D fractals. Render with a great palette of customizable materials to create stunning images and videos. The possibilities are literally infinite! Mandelbulber v2 is new line of this application. It was rewritten from scratch with new Qt based interface. Old Mandelbulber is still available in Files section.

...vIST/e emerged from being the main research tool of Imaging Science and Technology Eindhoven (IST/e), a major imaging group Eindhoven University of Technology, the Netherlands which brings together all university faculties involved in medical or industrial imaging. vIST/e source code is hosted at the SVN repository at TUDelft. We have made this choice because of the greater flexibility (such as defining private branches). Please see the 'Code' section for details about checking out the vIST/e source code.

The main download link is the installer for the compiled application. NOTE: The help files are accessible from within the application, from the main menu. The source code is bundled separately. Gimpel3D converts single images or frame sequences into stereoscopic 3D using a combination of traditional approaches and a proprietary projective modeling system. The user works in true proportional space where the scene can be viewed from any location.

The purpose of the library is to help the programmer to easily create an application with an OpenGL context and to help monitoring keyboard and mouse input . The library may be appropriate to start learning to code in opengl but not for big projects. This version is like a small glut replacement but without routines for drawing geometric primitives or for creating pop-up menus.

Core3D is a lightweight framework for developing robust 3D Visualization and Simulation applications. The Core3D library provides structure and organization to speed up application development. Tightly coupled or interrelated functionalities are partitioned into groups. These groups ensure there is a separation of concerns. For example, the description of shapes and visual characteristics of a scene are separated from code that renders the scene on different graphics hardware. This code structure allows any developer to build a 3D application quickly without having to know much about rendering pipelines, event handling, threading, etc. ...

The application is a result of one-semester subject supposed to introduce to OpenGL. Code is, at least I hope, properly commented and is published for better understanding of very simple, yet already archaic, methods of using OpenGL without shaders (everything is build from gl, glu, glut, glew and alut libraries and the technique I feel most advanced in the project are VAO objects).

Rage stands for Really Amateurish Graphics Engine. It is designed for use with multiple rendering windows such as in a Win32 MDI application. Inspired by OGRE, RAGE shares some semantics, although uses none of the code. Will help OGRE experienced users.