Search Results for "object graph visualizer"

OGRE-Next is the next-generation iteration of the OGRE (Object-Oriented Graphics Rendering Engine), a powerful open-source 3D rendering engine designed for real-time applications, games, simulations, and visualizations. It focuses on high-performance rendering pipelines, especially Vulkan and modern OpenGL, offering tools for photorealistic and stylized rendering. OGRE-Next is modular and flexible, providing a developer-friendly environment with scene management, lighting, shadowing, and...

xeogl is an open source JavaScript library from xeolabs for 3D model visualization on WebGL. It gives you tools to create interactive 3D worlds in your browser. Load models from formats like glTF or OBJ, or generate them programmatically. Navigate them with the camera and script them with Javascript, to build compelling 3D presentations. Load multiple models. Isolate/move/emphasize objects. Camera navigation controls. Camera animations (flyto, follow, path etc). Emphasis effects (wireframe,...

High-level 3D graphics library. Supports retained and immediate mode rendering, an extensible file format, plug-in renderers, a wide range of high level geometries, hierarchical models, and a consistent and object-orientated API.

Vanilla is an Open Source realtime rendering engine under windows and linux. It uses opengl or d3d for rendering and features flexible scene graph, plugin-in based object management system, intergrated c-like scripting system and more.

OpenMind is a scene graph written ont top of OpenGL for Java. It already features hierarchical scene managment and object transform, full dynamic cameras, lights and fog, 2D UI elements scenegraph managment, 2D and 3D mouse picking, and more...

GG+ is an object-oriented extension to Open Scene Graph providing graphical user interfaces (GUI). GG+ uses the facilities provided by Open Scene Graph to manage and display the graphical user interface in OpenGL

An object oriented Java package that can be used to store 3-D graphs and perform various functions on them, arranging nodes with a spring embedder and generating VRML output. Visit http://vrmlgraph.i-scream.org.uk for documentation and examples.