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A Java library that works with Java3D to simulate and visualize, in real-time, dynamics of multiple rigid bodies that are restricted by implicit and explicit constraints (e.g., robotics); designed for efficiency, ease-of-use, and extensibility.
CazaPool3D is a 100% java3d pool and billard game, with both single and multiple player abilities. It tracks ball paths, handle undo, use mulitple views, loads (threads) multiple 3ds objects, handles picking/collision/animation/overlays and more
Hostile Takeover is a turn based tactical squad simulation game with multiplayer support. It is heavily inspired by X-COM: UFO Defense. Developed in Java using Java3D, HT will provide a fun game and a reference for developers.
Spring3D enables the object-oriented creation and manipulation of 3D geometry running on top of most 3D API (i.e. JOGL or Android's OpenGL). The reference engine is based on Java3D and is in the application process for being made a Spring Extension.
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UnBBoolean is a 3D modeling tool to apply boolean set operations on primitive solids. It's based on Constructive Solid Geometry concepts. Java3D required. Includes a library to apply boolean set operations on solids, that can be used by any Java3D app.
JQuadRobot, developed in Java and Java3d API, is designed to control a custom Quadruped Robot. The project contains two software components: editor for movement control and a simulator.
This is a 3d modelling software being developed under GNUGPL license. The goal is to develop an open source 3d CAD software. Technologies being used for the application include java, swing, java3d, java2d, Netbeans Platform RCP etc.
GraXML is a Geometric Modeller for handling High Energy Physics experiments' Detector Description and Event data. It containes full 3D visualisation of the managed elements. It uses Java3D to create, render and manipulate SceneGraph.
A Chess Game developed completly in Java including the Java3D API. This game is more then standard chess games, because it contains the possibility to play on more then one layer (e.g. you can pull the rook in x- y- and z-axis)
Simbad is a Robot 3d simulator for scientific and educationnal purposes. It is voluntarily kept simple and readable to enable a programmer to design its own robot behavior and environment.
It is based solely on Java (>= 1.4.2) and Java3D.
SCALP is an automatic mapping software, designed to help students and scientists to realise statistical maps. Perequisites : Java JRE, Java3D : https://java3d.dev.java.net/binary-builds.html
...Its idea readily extends to three dimensions - placing stones on a cubic grid. This is a program for playing on such a three-dimensional grid. It runs under Java and needs the Java3D extension.
iSNS is an interactive neural network simulator written in Java/Java3D. The program is intended to be used in lessons of Neural Networks. The program was developed by students as the software project at Charles University in Prague.