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PotterDraw is a free 3D software application for designing and visualizing pottery. It’s useful for creating cylindrical shapes such as pots, flasks, vases, bowls, plates, cups, glasses, goblets, or anything similar. The outer wall of the pot is drawn using a spline, which consists of one or more curved or linear segments. The inner wall is generated automatically. PotterDraw can export files suitable for 3D printing. It can also map synthesized or user-specified textures onto the pot....

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.

...It is designed not just to provide an encapsulation of OpenGL objects, but to provide a cleaner and more streamlined interface similar to Direct3D and hide some of OpenGL's weak spots such as bind-to-edit semantics, multiple stage object creation, unavailability of platform independent initialization and loading of extensions to expose features. With GLSlayer it is easy to create a rendering context just by filling a structure and calling a function. All extensions needed to expose features for requested OpenGL version are loaded automatically. The code needed to create, setup and use objects is reduced and made intuitive. It supports OpenGL versions from 3.3 to 4.3, only forward compatible contexts.

Preparation of GPS routes and analysis of GPS logs in the context of outdoor sports (biking, skiing, trecking, gliding, geocaching, mountaineering). Our hope is to have a multi platform, multi GPS file and map format software.

bwfirt (Benchmark Without Fast Interactive Ray Tracing) is a framework for benchmarking ray tracing kernels in the context of a realistic light simulation application.

The cGL class is designed to give a blank OpenGL window to the developer without any fuss of creating an OpenGL context. It is aimed at helping non-expert programmers to get their OpenGL Win32 application off the ground QUICKLY.