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...Render web-content on the CPU via SIMD/parallel for incredibly easy integration with any environment (including server-side!). Ultralight is engineered for peak performance, ensuring minimal CPU and memory usage. Customize low-level platform functionality, integrate JavaScript directly with native code, dive deep into performance tuning, and more. Built for maximum portability, optimized for PCs, game consoles, TVs, and embedded systems.

...STEP AP214 and VRML models parametric generated available at: https://github.com/easyw/kicad-3d-models-in-freecad/tree/master/cadquery/FCAD_script_generator production release is based on http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~kicad-product-committers/kicad/product/ with few differences aimed to export 3D and 3D manipulating stable release is based on kicad 4022 stable version kicad 3D adds the 3D realistic rendering of 3D pcb objects and board with copper layers and drill. Thanks to Dr. Thomas Spindler that did the 3D code... I just managed to give pre-builds in windows and add some tricky features to adapt the rendering to low level video cards and improving wrl importing and exporting. source code to build for linux and osx option to export wrl with pcb board wrl to step conversion howto

...Features * Tri-layer volume rendering * CPU implementation: multi-threading supported * GPU implementation: CUDA based implementation * CPU-GPU correspondance * Both low level interfaces and high level interfaces are provided * Replace the components easily with your own design * Various rendering modes: MIP/Isosurface/Full volume rendering * Endoscopy interaction mode implemented * Pre-integration supported * Cross platform (windows and RHEL tested)

Designed for non-expert scientists considering to use VR, Aura presents an easy-to-understand C++ API that extends basic available low-level graphics facilities like OpenGL or Direct3D with scene graph management paradigms and a VR programming framework.

A C++ library which implements the physical modeling framework described in the book 'Physically-Based Modeling for Computer Graphics' by Ronen Barzel. It includes low-level and high-level classes for computing motion of physical bodies, and some demos.