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Yab3D is a library/application for Yabasic that enables 3d. In the final version it will have a 3d renderer, a gui for modeling and a real-time 3d engine (for interactive programs (e.g. Games))
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l2rib is a utility for converting Lego LDraw models for use in a RenderMan compliant renderer. In other words, it reads .DAT files, and writes RIB files which can then be rendered by renderers such as Pixar's PhotoRealistic RenderMan.
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Yogur is a an add-on to the OpenGL Character renderer, GLC for short. It provides additional GLC measurement metrics, convertion between string encodings and generic selection of font properties.
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XJRT is an open source Java renderer with a ray tracing backend. The renderer currently supports CSG and a variety of shapes and model formats. Objects can be created in Java or through XML, Java is used as the shading language for the renderer.
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OPath is a physically based rendering system. The renderer takes a scene description written in a simple language describing geometry, materials, lighting and viewing parameters and produces photorealistic, high dynamic range images of the scene.
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LaminarChaos is an MD2 mesh renderer and animation library for OpenGL. MD2 meshes are the Quake2 animated mesh file format. LaminarChaos makes it easy for you to incorporate animated avatars and creatures into your 3D gaming world.
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Muse is a PhotoRealistic RenderMan Š compliant renderer that is based on the REYES rendering architecture. Features include : Scan-Line Rendering, NURBS, Global Illumination, Programmable Shading, Motion Blur.
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toxic is a modern, physically correct global illumination renderer aiming to produce photorealistic images and animations. A number of plug-ins are under development to allow using toxic with various open source and commercial 3D modeling packages.
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OS independent C++ multimedia sdk for developing demos, tools or games. Base on a plugin architecture for image and 3d renderer. Support DirectX 9 and OpenGL. It deals with coding rules, advanced object programming, design patterns and unit tests.
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A converter, viewer and object extractor for popular 3D file formats (3DS, OBJ, LWO etc). Features very fast text renderer with font anti-aliasing, support for textures and materials, modelling grid and axis, making scene screenshots, postprocessing etc
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the Balls Graphics Library aims to provide all the tools you need to develop artificial worlds, including a script-driven 3D modeler, OpenGL-based renderer, physical simulation engine, and realistic image synthesizer.
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RadDoom is a radiosity scene renderer that use "Dynamic Surface Subdivision". It's write in Java and Java3D. It enables, in real time, the user to travel in the 3D scene during rendering.
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BORG - BORG Open Rendering GUI - is a network rendering system developed by TAUTOLOGIX for RenderMan compliant renderer. BORG is platform independent and used to distribute rendering jobs. It can also be used as a GUI for the supported renderers.
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Stereograph is a stereogram generator that renders exclusively truecolor stereograms. It offers different effects to increase the quality of your artwork, also specials like transparency effects. GTKstereograph represents GUI to the current renderer.
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The plan is to implement XML based renderer for raytracing, radiosity and fast OpenGL, which should be used also as a plugin for web browsers.
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Mythox Rendering System is an open source photorealistic renderer employing radiosity, ray tracing, photon mapping, BSSRDF and will support Max, Maya as a plugin. It will run under both Windows and *NIX.
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An extensible photorealistic renderer based on Monte Carlo pathtracing and other advanced rendering techniques.
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NFJE is a 3D graphics library in java suitable to build applets for JDK1.1 compliant browsers as well as OpenGL graphics (through GL4Java). NFJE provides a level of abstraction so that the "business logic" is totally independent of the renderer used.
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J3DME provides fast simple 3D rendering capabilities for small devices running Java. The engine will support wireframe and surface renderer. Supported UI rendering architectures are MIDP(J2ME), WABA, AWT and KJAVA.
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This project aims to write a modular, extensible renderer with programmable shaders and a scripting language.
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zRcube aims to be a powerful renderer : we plan to use both radiosity and raytracing (at the same time) algorithms to provide photorealistic pictures. It runs on clusters and uses the pov format.
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Constructs and renders two and three dimentional Sierpinski fractals (so-called snowflakes). Renderers support antialiasing, output is in PNG files. 3D renderer supports change of colors, point of view, light direction.
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A library and many frontends written to achieve an unbiased renderer with many features and good performance.
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...The Irrlicht Engine is an open source high performance realtime 3D engine written in C++ and now available for Pascal. It is completely cross-platform, using D3D, OpenGL and its own software renderer.
