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The 3ds to java converter is a 3ds loader for java3d. It uses the C-library lib3ds to convert files into a format that can easily be read into java, solving many of the bugs other 3ds loaders for java3d have.
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AE Engine is a free 3D Engine. It runs in Linux and Windows and uses OpenGL or DirectX for graphics rendering and SDL or DirectX to communicate with the operating system. Its main goal is to be fast, flexible and easy to use.
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QRay is an interactive 3D modelling system in Java. It's built-in real-time raytracing engine implements the Quadric-CSG representation model and the Seed-Fill optimization method, which empower QRay to provide cool WYSIWYG 3D modelling functionalities.
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Java 3D Game SDK based on J2SE 1.4 and Java 3D 1.3. No native code is used, so this SDK should be portable to all operating systems, which provide the above SDKs. The SDK provides functions from initializing the window till model animating and renderin
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Promote game development in general for Iowa State University students, and to get them involved with the internet game development community. We'll be writing many game tutorials and sample games.
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A Mac Cocoa application to generate randomly (roll) wood color maps suitable for use with Persistence of Vision and other ray tracers.
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L3D is a 3D library for developing OpenGL applications under Linux. The library has a mail event loop with callbacks and Camera And Path Classes exist to produce cinematic camera movement. FPS entities are in construction
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Mundo is a 3D online environment in which the environment itself is created and expanded by the community using the provided tools.
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A C/S system to visualize very large terrains from a 1st-person view. The terrain model is stored in multiple resolutions depending on the distance of the viewer. This produces fast high quality images from all distances.
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Solarcell is an application which allows a computer to control a number of Lightwave3D render nodes, in order to tell them to render frames, scenes, and to utilise the entire network to complete the task much faster than a single computer can.
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FileConv is a set of utility classes that allow java programmers to load/write 3d files of various formats to/from 3d applications and convert between various file formats so that people using different 3d applications can collaborate on the same project
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UGS is a GPL C++ 3D engine based on multiplatform APIs such as OpenGL and SDL. It implements a full 3D Object Model supporting hardware acceleration, lights, cube environment and bump mapping, multi texturing and advanced effects like shadows,
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BrickDraw3D is a MacOS program for building with virtual Lego bricks. It is based on the LDraw parts library and is useful for viewing and editing models in the DAT format. See http://olson.pair.com/brickdraw3d/ for examples.
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Jokasta is a fledgeling Java raytracer that will soon support XML scenefiles, distributed rendering and a modular, plug-in engine.
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libGDN is a joint effort by the Gamedev.net community to create a comprehensive cross API and platform library of useful game development components and functions.
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the Rabbit Run is a piece of machinima currently in production by part of the Quake done Quick team. We are making modifications to the Quake1 engine so as to enable particular audio and video effects in the resulting playback engine.
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Teddy is general graphics application framework/library. Current features include windowing system and a simple scene graph library.
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X-Gine ist eine OpenGL basierte 3D Engine geschrieben in C++. Sie ist programmiert für Linux/Unix, MacOS X mit XFree86 Installiert.
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TerraVision is a real-time multi-threaded 3D terrain visualization system. It can browse massive terrain and other data sets that are streamed over the Web. It also supports overlaying rich 3D models on the terrain to represent buildings, icons, etc.
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CSJB (Crystal Space Java Binding) is a package of java classes, that can interface with the Crystal Space 3D engine, via Java's Java Native Interface (JNI).
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POD is a project designed to produce working distributed model code, and applying that to 3d spaces. At first, this will work with simple cases, working upward to a fully working 3d environment, with interaction.
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Java Inventor is a Java interface to Open Inventor. Open Inventor (http://oss.sgi.com/projects/inventor/) is a popular API for developers of 3D applications. Java Inventor uses the Java Native Interface (JNI) to access the Open Inventor C++ libraries.
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Big Iron is (or will be) a real-time, 3D, first person game of mechanized combat set in the far future. Players build, customize and operate massive anthropomorphic robots on realistic large scale battlefields in single or multiplayer mode.
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spyGLass is an OpenGL call tracer and debugger. It goes a step further than simply using ltrace because it knows what the arguments to the various gl* calls are, and it also knows about OpenGL's error flag.
