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Anti-Grain Geometry library, written by Maxim Shemanarev in C++. It is an Open Source, 2D vector graphics library. Agg produces pixel images in memory from vectorial data.
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DirectX-Graphics-Samples
Samples that demonstrate how to build graphics intensive applications
... without touching on the execute indirect feature etc. By doing this, we hope to make it easier to get started with DirectX 12. D3D12 Mesh Shaders sample demonstrates how Mesh shaders can be used to increase the flexibility and performance of the geometry pipeline. D3D12 Variable Rate Shading sample demonstrates how shading rate can be reduced with little or no reduction in visual quality, leading to “free” performance. -
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Based on AggPas, which is itself based on the Anti-Grain Geometry, this project offers support for the latest Delphi Versions (XE and beyond) and contains some helper classes (VCL components and FireMonkey interface). Please also visit http://www.antigrain.com and http://www.aggpas.org for further information about the base projects
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AggOO is a higher level, cross platform 2D graphics API which resembles GDI+, but uses Anti-Grain Geometry as the rendering backend. Existing GDI+ code can be converted to use AggOO in most cases by simply replacing the namespace. Modified BSD license.
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xyz2eps
python command line utility to print xyz-geometry to eps file format.
xyz2eps.py is an command line utility written in Python programing language which prints the geometry from xyz-file directly to the eps-file format. Originally it was designed to study the problems related to grain boundaries in graphene. -
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agg-sharp
A c# 2D Vector Graphics Library - and more.
Agg-sharp is a c# port of the Anti-Grain Geometry library, written by Maxim Shemanarev in C++. It is an Open Source, 2D vector graphics library. Agg-sharp produces pixel images in memory from vectorial data. We have consolidated all our code onto GitHub. You can find the code at: https://github.com/MatterHackers/agg-sharp. Our new home page will be at http://www.MatterHackers.com. The latest version should be gotten from source. Everything else is very old. -
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High quality and high performance scalable vector graphic library for C++. Anti-aliasing, alpha-blending, gradients & Gouraud shading, custom processing pipelines, filtered image transforms, affine and perspective tranforms, etc. Note: This project has b
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A free cross-platform scriptable SVG renderer. Due to it being based on Anti-Grain (http://www.antigrain.com) its name is SVAGG (Scalable Vector Anti-Grain Graphics)
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