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    Ve3D Avenger

    Ve3D Avenger

    3D model viewer and world navigator.

    Ve3D Avenger is a VRML/Open Inventor 3D model viewer and world navigator. It's a scene composition program and an animated sequence creator that supports active stereo display. It is a fork of the Ve3D project that uses Qt3 for its GUI.
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    Second Life is a 3-D virtual world entirely built and owned by its residents.
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    The Virtual World Project aims to create a protocol and the associate client and server that represent a 3 dimensional world where users can share knowledge and their own creative endeavors.
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    GL Render PDF is a library to help to render PDF files inside a 3D world. The PDF render uses Fitz/MuPDF as the PDF render engine and GL Render PDF creates a Texture ready to be used in an OpenGL virtual world.
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